NET 6 (for an LTS version) or step forward to. NET 7 which is the most recent release but you can switch to. NET framework version you want your application to start with. Let’s take a quick look at each of the sections (current at time of writing). Lastly, in the centre of the screen are the available options for the currently selected section. If you’re curious about one of the values you can click on it to jump to that section.
On the right is a summary of the current configuration. exit back to the screen where you can pick one of the preset configurations), Next/Back (to step to the next or previous section) and Create to proceed with the selected configuration and create the application. On the left is the navigation pane, allowing you to jump to any section – you don’t need to visit every section if you already know which section you want to adjust.Īt the bottom of the screen there are buttons to Cancel (i.e. When you get into the customization screen there are a couple of things to note. We’re going to stick with the options set by the Default configuration but we’ll click on the Customize button to take a look at how the template can be customized.
This time, we’re going to select the Default preset configuration.
#Application wizard mac install#
Ok, so we’re going to start by creating a new application using the Visual Studio Uno Platform wizard (you can grab the Uno Platform Visual Studio Extension to install this wizard). By the way, if you’re just targeting Windows, you can use this wizard to jump start your Windows App SDK (WinUI) base application. In this post we’re going to look at using the Default (or recommended) preset configuration and an overview of some of the options available to customize the creation of your application. NET Applications with Windows App SDK (WinUI) and the Uno Platform, I gave a quick introduction to the Visual Studio wizard for creating an Uno Platform application. In my previous post on Creating Cross-Platform/Multi-Platform.
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