Windows Template Studio 3.0 arrives with handful of useful additions

Microsoft today pushed out version 3.0 of its open-source Windows Template Studio, bringing a handful of tweaks for developers to check out. The boosted features are pretty small-scale in nature, but the biggest is likely that lawmaking will now generate as a "multi-projection solution."

Here's a rundown of what's new, forth with the programmer platform updates:

Code at present generates equally a multi-project solution. This will enable ameliorate reuse and separation of lawmaking logic. This now will output a UWP project and .NET Cadre project.

Support adding new projects on right click

Horizontal Navigation View is replaced the Pin navigation blueprint.

Update MVVMLight to use .NET Standard library

Bug fixes

AdaptiveCards to v1.1.two

AppCenter.Analytics to v 1.12.0

AppCenter.Crashes to 5 1.12.0

Services.Shop.Engagement to v10.1810.16002

UI.Xaml to v2.0.181018003.1

Json to v12.0.one

UI.for.UniversalWindowsPlatform to v1.0.1.iii

Looking forrard, Microsoft revealed several additional features it's working on for future releases of Windows Template Studio. Hither's the rundown:

Menubar navigation pattern template (ETA is v3.1)

Identity Login (ETA is v3.one)

Improved Visual Studio 2022 support

Azure features starting to be added in (v3.one and across)

Unit Examination projects

For a total, in-depth look at version three.0's changes, you can see the full, in-depth listing of changes and check out Windows Template Studio version 3.0 at GitHub.

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