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Reference: UWP Development


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I keep a list of UWP libs on my GitHUb here:

 

https://github.com/10UWP/The-UWP-Tools-List

 

  • Any suggestions for additions are appreciated.
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  • Any disscusion on UWP devlepment is welcome
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  On 03/05/2016 at 04:23, vcfan said:
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Hey, I'm one of LibSDL's UWP contributors/developers.

 

I'd suggest pointing to https://libsdl.org/ instead.  That's the address to SDL2's official web-site.

 

Cheers!

-- David L.

 

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  On 07/06/2016 at 21:46, DLudwig said:

Hey, I'm one of LibSDL's UWP contributors/developers.

 

I'd suggest pointing to https://libsdl.org/ instead.  That's the address to SDL2's official web-site.

 

Cheers!

-- David L.

 

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I looked there very quickly and don't see any references to UWP on the main page or the download page.

 

For now I will add the info to my list but if you can dig out a link at some point, it would be really nice along with any other info on using SDL with UWP. Where does it surface by the way? Windows Composition or Xaml or DirectX 2D texture etc?

 

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  On 01/05/2016 at 23:55, Jack W said:

Good list. :)

 

Could you fix the broken image tags on there? Not a big issue, just slight annoyance. :p

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I think I've fixed all the formatting errors. Let me know if I've missed any. I only test it in Firefox since it really isn't a website although I guess I'm using it that way :)

 

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