Learn how to package, export, and publish your WPF and WinForms applications to the Microsoft Store and get them in the hands of your users faster.
As developers building desktop applications with WinForms or WPF, you've probably considered the possibility of publishing them to the Microsoft Store. It's a wonderful opportunity; the Microsoft Store provides the channel and infrastructure to sell directly to users. The question is how to do it. In this article, I show you how to publish your WinForms and WPF applications to the Microsoft Store. As you'll see, there are many obvious and not-so-obvious reasons for doing this.
With the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Microsoft announced the Desktop Bridge, previously known as Project Centennial. It includes a tool that helps you convert your desktop application (Win32 or .NET) to a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app. Why would you wish to do this? A few reasons:
- Only UWP apps are allowed in the Microsoft Store. UWP provides a more… (Continue reading at telerik.com)