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Summary
The WinUI 3 Gallery is an interactive showcase app for developers exploring WinUI 3 controls, styles, and features used in building Windows desktop applications with the Windows App SDK. It offers hands-on samples that demonstrate WinUI 3 controls in action through interactive demos. It provides code snippets, giving ready-to-use XAML and C# samples for direct use in projects. It includes a Fluent Design showcase covering brushes, type ramps, and icons. The app is open source, allowing its source code to be viewed and contributed to on GitHub.
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The WinUI 3 Gallery is the ultimate interactive showcase of WinUI 3 controls, styles, and features. Whether you're a developer exploring modern Windows app design or looking for inspiration, this app provides real-world examples and code snippets of how to build beautiful, fluent, and performant desktop applications with Windows App SDK.
Features:
Hands-on samples – see WinUI 3 controls in action with interactive demos.
Code snippets – get instant access to ready-to-use XAML and C# samples.
Fluent Design showcase – explore brushes, typeramps and icons.
Open source – contribute and see the source code on GitHub
Learn more about WinUI at https://aka.ms/winui
The source code for this app is available on GitHub: https://github.com/microsoft/WinUI-Gallery
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