C
C#7mo ago
Beast

Developing a WINUI3 app and not being able to sideload it?

Basically im publishing and sideloading and the app isint even loading yapping abut certificates
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Beast
BeastOP7mo ago
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BeastOP7mo ago
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Beast
BeastOP7mo ago
At this point im seriously considering just going back to winforms Nevermind I got it I still need to get a damn cert
ACiDCA7
ACiDCA77mo ago
you could build your app unpackaged and save yourself from ms bullshitery and only when you really want to publish it on ms store, if at all, go through the hassle this crap was also a reason for me to stay away from winui3.. go with wpf/avalonia and you gonna be happy
Beast
BeastOP7mo ago
Its incredible.. If they want people to switch to winUI3 why the hell are they making us go through such hoops unpackaged it is If I dont like it I think im just going to wpf
Angius
Angius7mo ago
Who the hell knows what Microsoft wants people to switch to lmao They release a new UI framework every year and dogfood precisely zero of them
Beast
BeastOP7mo ago
"Hey here take a new UI framwork, also we renamed various functions and keep them working the same.. Oh why? Idk just because"
Angius
Angius7mo ago
"Use WinUI says Microsoft" headline says, from Microsoft News application made in React Native
ACiDCA7
ACiDCA77mo ago
of course they are pushing winui because they want to boost noexistant mstore popularity dont get me wrong, theoretically apps from mstore provide more security, and have some more benefits but damn they shouldt tie the uiframwork to it >.<
jcotton42
jcotton427mo ago
OS companies have the incredible abiliity to forget that signing is a giant pain in the ass for small app devs.

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