Companion app for WinUI & Windows App SDK APIs
This app demonstrates all of the WinUI 3 controls and styles available to make a modern Windows app with the Windows App SDK. It is the interactive companion to the Fluent Design guidelines and shows the usage of WinUI through interactive samples, tools and code snippets.
WinUI controls samples: each control page shows the markup and codebehind used to create each example.
Use the Microsoft.UI.Xaml (WinUI) library: the app includes the latest WinUI NuGet package and shows how to use the WinUI controls like NavigationView, SwipeControl, and more.
Adaptive UI: in addition to showing how each control responds to different form factors, the app itself is responsive and shows various methods for achieving adaptive UI.
Design & accessibility guidance: design and accessibility pages help make the gallery a useful developer companion app.
Any samples or docs improvements you'd like to see? We're always looking for a helping hand. Feel free to file an issue to start the discussion, or even better, create a PR with the change you'd like to see!
Check out these help wanted issues if you don't know where to start.
You can also learn more about current happenings with WinUI Gallery in the project board.
Quick start guide to building the WinUI 3 Gallery:
1. Set up the environmentNote
The WinUI Gallery requires Visual Studio 2022 or later to build and Windows 10 or later to execute. If you're building an app with WinUI and Windows App SDK for the first time, follow these installation instructions.
Required Visual Studio components:
git clone https://github.com/microsoft/WinUI-Gallery.git3. Open WinUIGallery.sln with Visual Studio and build!
Ensure that the WinUIGallery project is set as the startup project in Visual Studio.
Warning
Try deleting nuget.config and building again if you get the following build error:
Assets file 'C:\Users\...\source\repos\WinUI-Gallery\WinUIGallery\obj\WinUIGallery\project.assets.json' not found. Run a NuGet package restore to generate this file.
See issue #1659: Broken repo build.
To learn more about Windows app development, go to the Windows Dev Center.
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