Microsoft has released the version 0.1 preview of Project Reunion, its set of software tools to help developers bridge the gap between the interfaces for legacy Win32 apps and new Universal Windows Platform (UWP) interfaces.
Microsoft announced Project Reunion at its Build 2020 conference this May as an application protocol interface (API) that marries Win32 and UWP.
It’s been almost a decade since Microsoft promised developers the ability to run legacy and modern UWP apps on Windows, starting with Windows 8 in Microsoft’s first shot against Apple’s iPad and the then new world of touch-enabled tablets and its subsequent Windows 10 convertible laptops.
