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Windows App Development CLI v0.2 Gives .NET Projects a First-Class Packaging Path
The Windows App Development CLI v0.2 adds direct .csproj support, manifest placeholders, and Store tooling for .NET Windows app workflows.
Windows App Development CLI Keeps Getting More Useful for Real Packaging Work
Windows App Development CLI v0.3.2 adds MSIX bundle support, smarter project initialization, and better automation behavior. For Windows-focused .NET teams, that makes it more practical as part of a real packaging workflow.
PowerToys 0.100 Has More .NET Developer Relevance Than You Might Expect
PowerToys 0.100 is not a pure .NET story, but the .NET 10 upgrade, Command Palette improvements, and developer-focused workflow polish make it worth a closer look for Windows-based developers.
WinApp VS Code Extension: Run, Debug, and Package Windows Apps Without Leaving the Editor
The WinApp VS Code extension brings the full Windows App Development CLI into VS Code — run, debug with package identity, package, and sign Windows apps (WPF, WinUI, .NET, C++) without touching Visual Studio.
Windows App Dev CLI v0.3: F5 from the Terminal and UI Automation for Agents
Windows App Development CLI v0.3 ships winapp run for terminal-based debug launches, winapp ui for UI automation, and a new NuGet package that makes dotnet run work with packaged apps.