Microsoft Now Lets AI Build Native WinUI 3 Apps for Windows 11 in Under 30 Minutes
The workflow uses VS Code, .NET 10, and a specialized Copilot plugin called winui-dev. It covers scaffolding, adding features with AI, testing, and packaging for the Microsoft Store. No Visual Studio required.
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