Microsoft is opening up old Win32 APIs long used for 32-bit Windows programming, letting coders use languages of their choice instead of the default C/C++ option or individual workarounds. As its name ...

Does anybody know of a good Win32 API reference for C#. I am able to find API references, but everything is in C++. There are different handles and data types that I don't know how to convert to C#.

The thing is, for one of my classes in the fall, one of the texts is the Programming Windows by Petzold, and I know I'll be programming a good amount using the win32 API throughout college.

Win32 Metadata project aims to enable automated projections of valid Windows API signatures for C#, C++, Rust, and other languages. Microsoft with its Win32 Metadata project is looking to make ...

Unveiled in May 2020, Project Reunion aims to reunite aspects of Windows development, including desktop APIs, Win32 APIs, and Universal Windows Platform APIs, and provide APIs and tools to be used ...

Non-packaged Win32 applications have a serious challenge in accessing many sought-after Windows APIs and features. The likes of BackgroundTasks, Notifications, LiveTiles, Share and more ...

Here’s how it works. Project Reunion combines Win32 and UWP app development. It provides a common API platform for new and existing apps. Any apps on Windows 10 are now just "Windows apps." ...

Microsoft’s Project Reunion will give developers of traditional Win32 apps access to new APIs including the Fluent UI common to modern Windows apps. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft is bringing ...

Learn More At Build 2020 today, Microsoft unveiled Project Reunion, its latest attempt to unify the Windows developer platform by reducing fragmentation between Win32 APIs and Universal Windows ...