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Uno Platform is an open-source framework that lets developers build native mobile, web, desktop, and embedded apps from a single codebase using C# and XAML. It works by taking a shared codebase written in C# and XAML and translating it into native UI and platform-specific behavior for each target (mobile, web, desktop, embedded). Developers write app logic once and can deploy to multiple platforms with minimal platform-specific changes. Compared to competitors, Uno Platform emphasizes a true single-codebase approach across many platforms while leveraging familiar C# and XAML tooling and an open-source model, rather than reinventing each platform’s UI separately. Its overarching goal is to simplify cross-platform development so teams can ship apps faster with consistent behavior and appearance across devices.
About Uno Platform
Industries
Enterprise Software
AI & Machine Learning
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$2.6M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2011
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What believers are saying
- Uno 6.5 resolved over 450 customer and community issues, signaling strong demand.
- Kahua remains Uno's largest customer and joined Studio 3.0's Microsoft Build launch.
- Uno's 2026 roadmap and newsletter activity show sustained shipping cadence and active community momentum.
What critics are saying
- Microsoft and GitHub Copilot now extend agents across IDEs, squeezing Uno's AI wedge.
- Uno 4.0 broke SKPaint APIs; migrations impose immediate engineering costs and slow adoption.
- If Microsoft ships richer WinUI and .NET cross-platform tooling, Uno's platform moat shrinks fast.
What makes Uno Platform unique
- Uno Platform 6.6 adds Native AOT and Vulkan across Windows, Android, iOS.
- Studio 3.0 bundles Hot Design Agent plus App MCP and Docs MCP.
- Kahua signed a $2 million strategic partnership, validating enterprise cross-platform .NET demand.
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↑ 29%SkiaSharp 4.0 establishes milestone-aligned release cadence. * Edin Kapić Lead Software Engineer Follow InfoQ on. Microsoft and Uno Platform have released the first stable versions in the SkiaSharp 4 series, beginning with SkiaSharp 4.148.0 and followed shortly afterward by 4.150.0. A 4.151.0 prerelease line is also available, demonstrating the project's new approach of aligning package versions and release cadence with upstream Skia milestones. SkiaSharp provides .NET bindings for Google's Skia 2D graphics engine across mobile, desktop, web, and server applications. The previous stable branch, SkiaSharp 3.119, had fallen several milestones behind upstream Skia. Version 4 modernizes the engine, removes older APIs, and introduces a more predictable model in which stable and preview packages track the Skia versions used by Chrome's release channels. The first stable release, SkiaSharp 4.148.0, moved the bundled engine to Skia m148. It added control over OpenType variable-font axes, color-font palette selection, animated WebP encoding through SKWebpEncoder, and zero-copy stream and text-shaping APIs. The project also reworked the lifecycle of shared native objects to reduce use-after-free failures caused when managed wrappers were finalized during native operations. Microsoft reported improvements of up to 24% in initial OpenGL tests of GPU-rendered interfaces dominated by shadows and layered surfaces. CPU-based Perlin-noise shaders were approximately six times faster in the company's tests. However, Microsoft noted that results depend on hardware and drivers, while scenes centered on text, charts, or vector maps showed little change. SkiaSharp 4.150.0 followed on July 7, updating the engine to Skia m150 and adding several graphics diagnostics and filtering APIs. SKPaint.GetFastBounds provides a conservative boundary for visibility culling, while SKImageFilter.CreateCrop and CreateEmpty support cropping and transparent no-op stages in filter chains. The release also added SKColorFilter.CreateOverdraw for visualising rendering hotspots and cached the SKSurface.Canvas wrapper to avoid repeated managed allocations in rendering loops. The 4.151.0 release moves to Skia m151 and focuses primarily on managed-code performance. Color conversion, premultiplication, tag parsing, and related hot paths now use managed integer operations instead of repeated P/Invoke calls. HarfBuzz UTF-8 encoding uses pooled buffers, while SKShaper exposes glyph results through zero-copy spans. The release also adds allocation-free ReadOnlySpan overloads for hexadecimal color parsing. In addition, 4.151.0 version includes Emscripten 5.0.6 libraries for running SkiaSharp with .NET 11 WebAssembly's exnref exception-handling model. It fixes a native handle leak in a cropped-image overload of SKImage.FromEncodedData, a CPU rasterization regression introduced during the m151 upgrade, and a macro conflict affecting some WebAssembly builds. Unlike the preceding releases, the 4.151.0 line lists no new breaking API changes. SkiaSharp 4 remains a breaking upgrade from version 3. Obsolete SKPaint text and font members now produce compilation errors, requiring applications to use SKFont. A parameterless SKFont also uses SKTypeface.Empty, meaning text is not measured or rendered until developers assign a typeface explicitly. Version 4.150.0 additionally removed the project's .NET Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks integration package. The rapid progression from m148 to m150 and m151 indicates that milestone alignment is more than a roadmap commitment. Stable packages are intended to follow Skia milestones used by Chrome Stable and Extended Stable, while prereleases track Chrome Beta. Developers can find the packages on NuGet and consult the official release notes, interactive gallery, and GitHub repository for examples and migration details. Edin Kapić. Edin Kapic is a Lead Software Engineer working in Vista, based in Barcelona (Spain). Edin started messing with .NET and SharePoint in 2005 and still tinkers with it. He was SharePoint MVP untin 2022. Together with two other like-minded SharePoint addicts he founded and currently acts as a president of the SharePoint User Group Catalonia (SUG.CAT). He writes and speaks about technology in numerous publications and events, in Spain and abroad. When he has some free time, between technical stuff, he enjoys flight simulation, sailing, reading and hiking. Related sponsors. A round-up of last week's content on InfoQ sent out every Tuesday. Join a community of over 250,000 senior developers. View an example
Introducing Uno Platform Studio 3.0: AI-Native Productivity Platform for Enterprise .NET applications. AI-native productivity platform for enterprise .NET applications, launching at Microsoft Build Announcement Studio 3.0 Introducing Uno Platform Studio 3.0 Announcing Uno Platform Studio 3.0. Create and design cross-platform .NET apps within minutes, directly in your browser, using Uno Platform Studio Agent. No installs required. AI coding tools are everywhere. GitHub Copilot, Claude, Codex, and a growing list of agents can now generate code at remarkable speed and quality. For many developers, that is already a productivity gain. For enterprises, generating code is not the same as building a real application. Enterprise applications need design system awareness, live runtime context, cross-platform consistency, UI validation, and a human reviewer who can say yes or no. Without that surrounding layer, even the best agent is guessing. That is the gap Uno Platform Studio 3.0 closes. The release highlight is Uno Platform Studio Agent and the Uno Platform Studio App. Uno Platform Inc. is opening the front door to them with Uno Platform Studio App on the web: a brand-new, browser-based way to go from a prompt to a working Uno Platform app in minutes. This is the fastest path from idea to a .NET app that runs everywhere .NET runs. Uno Platform Inc. is announcing Uno Platform Studio 3.0 at Microsoft Build, where Uno Platform Inc. will be joined by Kahua, its largest customer, for the session "Scale enterprise .NET apps with AI-assisted cross-platform workflows." Together, Uno Platform Inc. will show how AI-assisted cross-platform workflows help enterprise .NET teams modernize, build, and scale real applications. Launch Offer To celebrate the launch, Uno Platform Inc. is offering 20% off new purchases with promo code UNOBUILD26, valid through June 30, 2026. Try it now | Studio Agent Uno Platform Studio Agent Behind Studio 3.0 sits Uno Platform Studio Agent, the orchestration layer that connects AI models to the Uno Platform development workflow. It is what turns a generic AI model into a Uno Platform-aware development assistant. * Deep contextual domain knowledge for building cross-platform .NET apps with the Uno Platform stack * Context window management with user prompts * App scaffolding guidance based on best practices * Grounded in latest Uno Platform docs * MCP tool invocation to verify AI work * Uno Platform-specific skills (70+ at launch) * Human-AI loops with contextual tools The combination of Uno Platform Studio Agent and Uno Platform Studio App means .NET developers have a fast pass at going from idea to cross-platform reality with powerful agentic workflows. Studio App Uno Platform Studio App: Start from a Prompt, Scaffold Your App, Export to IDE/CLI Open a browser. Describe the app you want. Watch a cross-platform .NET application scaffold in front of you. Because it uses Uno Platform, the application is built with the right foundations from the start. The browser-based experience is designed to remove the friction between an idea and a working app. No install step, no project template wrestling, no waiting before you see your first screen. * Start from a prompt. Describe the app you have in mind, in your own words, and let Studio App scaffold a Uno Platform project to match. * Choose from 10+ predefined prompts. Pick from a curated library that covers common app shapes: dashboards, ordering flows, line-of-business patterns, and more. Each one drops you into a working app, ready to iterate. * Preview your app immediately. Studio App shows you the running result, not just generated code. * Iterate quickly. Refine your prompt, change the structure, restyle the UI, and see the updated app on the spot. Or tweak the app using Hot Design in the browser without spending AI tokens. * Continue in Studio App, or export and keep going. Continue iterating in the browser or export the project and continue in your preferred IDE or an agentic CLI environment. For .NET teams that want to evaluate AI-assisted cross-platform development before committing, Studio App is the easiest possible on-ramp. For experienced Uno Platform developers, it is a fast way to bootstrap a new project, prototype a feature, or sketch out a new screen without leaving the browser. Skills Uno Platform Studio Skills This first wave of over 70 skills spans the full app lifecycle, from visual design through navigation, state management, and testing: * Themes and Material skills apply semantic color palettes, typography scales, button and TextBox variants, FABs, and lightweight styling overrides, keeping brand identity consistent across every target platform. * MVUX skills cover architecture and data flow, with guidance on immutable records, reactive feeds and states, commands, selection, pagination, and entity messaging for clean, predictable apps. * Navigation skills handle setup, route registration, regions, dialogs, tab bars, NavigationView sidebars, responsive shells, and troubleshooting. * Toolkit skills round out the UI with AutoLayout, cards, chips, drawers, SafeArea, shadows, responsive extensions, and dozens of control behaviors. * Testing skills close the loop with UI automation through the Uno App MCP server and reliable assertion patterns. Why a Platform Why Invest in a .NET AI Development Productivity Platform? It is a fair question. If a developer already has Copilot, Claude, or Codex, why add anything? The short answer: because those tools are powerful, but they do not understand your app. A generic agent can write a XAML page or a C# class. What it usually cannot do on its own is: * See the live visual tree of the running application * Know the design system, theme, and component library the team has standardized on * Validate that a change renders correctly across web, desktop, mobile, and embedded targets * Pull context from official, version-correct Uno Platform documentation * Stay inside an approval workflow that a human controls Uno Platform Studio 3.0 is the layer that supplies all of that. Through Studio App, Hot Reload, Hot Design, Docs MCP, and App MCP, any agent gets the correct context. The result is an agent that stops generating plausible code and starts producing changes that fit the app. Works With Your Agent Uno Platform Studio Agent does not replace Copilot, Claude, Codex, or any other agent. If you are already productive using one of those agents, Uno Platform MCPs give them the context, surface area, harness, and validation loop they need to be productive in real enterprise .NET applications. The .NET ecosystem is unlike any other. It carries decades of investment in enterprise applications, an established design language, deep tooling expectations, and a developer community that expects rigor. Creating a productivity platform is not something that can be assembled by wrapping an LLM. It is the result of years of platform work. Enterprise The Enterprise Wedge: Modernization and Cross-Platform Workflows Enterprise .NET teams are not chasing vibes. They are managing portfolios of important applications: internal tools, customer-facing systems, line-of-business apps, and modernization projects that have been waiting on the roadmap for years. * Modernize WPF, WinForms, and Xamarin.Forms applications without rewriting from scratch * Continue and accelerate .NET and modern Uno Platform development * Ship apps to multiple platforms from one codebase * Move faster on internal business apps without losing architectural discipline * Work through legacy UI backlogs that have been blocking new business priorities Enterprise teams do not just need code generation. They need productivity gains with reliability, governance, maintainability, and architectural consistency. They need developers to stay in control. Uno Platform Studio 3.0 is designed exactly for that workload. Launch Promo Launch Promotion To celebrate the launch of Uno Platform Studio 3.0, Uno Platform Inc. is offering 20% off new purchases with promo code UNOBUILD26, valid through June 30, 2026. The promotion applies to both monthly and annual purchases, and stacks with the standard 16% annual discount for customers who choose annual billing. Get 20% Off with UNOBUILD26 | Microsoft Build Microsoft Build and Kahua: AI-Native .NET, In the Real World Studio 3.0 is launching at Microsoft Build, and Uno Platform Inc. is not launching it alone. Uno Platform Inc. will be joined on stage by Kahua, its largest customer, for the session: Scale enterprise .NET apps with AI-assisted cross-platform workflows Kahua builds construction management software that runs on the kinds of timelines and platforms that do not forgive surprises. Their story is exactly the story Studio 3.0 is built for: a serious .NET application portfolio, real cross-platform demands, and a need to move faster without sacrificing quality. The session will walk through what AI-assisted cross-platform workflows actually look like inside a large .NET engineering organization: what changes, what gets faster, and what stays under human control. Your Turn Now It's Your Turn Uno Platform Studio 3.0 is ready for you. Whether you are evaluating AI-assisted .NET development in your browser, modernizing a WPF estate, shipping new cross-platform apps, or scaling AI workflows across a whole team, this release is built for the work you are doing. Get Started * Try Uno Platform Studio App in your browser | * Use launch promo code UNOBUILD26 for 20% off, through June 30, 2026 | * Read the Studio 2.0 announcement | AI agents are powerful, but they need context. Uno Platform Studio 3.0 gives .NET developers and their agents the context, harness, feedback loop, and cross-platform foundation they need to build real enterprise apps faster, from the first prompt in Studio App to the production release on every platform. Uno Platform Inc. cannot wait to see what you build with it. Uno Platform Team
The year Uno Platform Inc. shipped AI, secured Funding, and partnered with Microsoft. 2025 was a transformational year for both the broader software development industry and Uno Platform. Uno Platform Inc. is pleased with how Uno Platform Inc. addressed several long-standing gaps in the .NET ecosystem while also staying on top of AI trends - and, in doing so, helped redefine what modern cross-platform .NET development means. Uno Platform Inc. grew its team, grew the community and adoption of Uno Platform - lets revisit the highlights. 2025 at a glance. | Milestone | Date | Key Highlight | | Uno Platform 6.0 + Studio GA | May 7 | Unified Skia rendering, Hot Design GA | | Uno Platform 6.1 | Jul 17 | CommandBarFlyout control | | Seed Funding ($3.5M CAD) | Aug 12 | Led by AQC Capital, Scott Hanselman | | Uno Platform 6.2 | Aug 26 | ~100 issues closed, template editing | | Uno Platform 6.3 | Oct 9.NET 10 RC1 preview, VS 2026 ready | | Microsoft Collaboration | Oct 14 | Joint .NET for Android, SkiaSharp co-maintenance | | Uno Platform Studio & Uno Platform 6.4 | Nov 11 | Day-0 .NET 10, agentic development | | Hot Design Agent + 2 MCPs | Dec 9 | First agentic visual designer for .NET & MCP Servers | Uno Platform 6.0 and Uno Platform Studio GA. Nearly seven years after unveiling Uno Platform, Uno Platform Inc. shipped what Uno Platform Inc. called its "biggest release ever." Uno Platform 6.0 wasn't just an incremental update, it was a complete re-engineering of the platform and the general availability of Uno Platform Studio which delivered a long-requested Visual Designer for cross-platform .NET development! The headline feature was its new unified Skia rendering engine. Previously, Uno Platform used different rendering approaches across platforms. With 6.0, Uno Platform Inc. unified everything under Skia - delivering consistent, hardware-accelerated rendering across ios, Android, webassembly, windows, macos, and linux. Uno Platform Studio goes GA. After over a year in development, Uno Platform Inc. declared Uno Platform Studio generally available. The suite transforms how .NET developers build cross-platform apps. Runtime visual designer - pause your app, edit the UI, see changes instantly. Hot reload. Instant XAML and C# changes with visual confirmation. Generate production-ready XAML from Figma designs. New controls. * MediaPlayerElement - Cross-platform video playback using platform-specific backends * WebView2 - Chromium-based web content embedding with JavaScript interop Hot summer - rapid iteration and Funding. July: Uno Platform 6.1. Two months after 6.0, Uno Platform Inc. shipped Uno Platform 6.1 with over 300 pull requests merged. The highlight was CommandBarFlyout a floating contextual toolbar with support for keyboard accelerators and the StandardUICommand API. Hot Design received significant updates including a new thickness editor for visual margin/padding adjustments and improved property toolbox indicators. August 12: $3.5M CAD seed round. Funding milestone. Uno Platform Inc. completed its seed round - $3.5 million CAD (approximately $2.54M USD) - bringing total investment to $6.5M CAD. The round was co-led by AQC Capital and Desjardins Capital, with participation from Scott Hanselman, Microsoft's VP of Developer Community. August 26: Uno Platform 6.2. Just five weeks after 6.1, Uno Platform 6.2 landed with nearly 100 community-reported issues closed. Key improvements included the SKCanvasElement API for unified Skia/native rendering and WebView2 lifecycle alignment with WinUI. Microsoft Collaboration, .NET 10, and AI. October 9: Uno Platform 6.3. Uno Platform 6.3 closed over 128 issues and positioned Uno Platform Inc. for the upcoming .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026 releases. October 14: Microsoft .NET team collaboration. This was a milestone Uno Platform Inc.'d been building toward for years. Uno Platform Inc. announced an official technology collaboration with Microsoft's .NET team. Uno Platform Inc. were honored by keynote mention alongside the likes of RedHat, AMD, Canonical and others. .NET for Android. Six weeks of joint engineering for Android 16 (API-36.1) support. Co-maintaining the graphics engine that powers Uno Platform. WASM multithreading. Contributing to .NET runtime for this highly-requested feature. November 11: the AI release. Timed with .NET Conf 2025, Uno Platform Inc. shipped Uno Platform 6.4 and Studio 2.0 - bringing agentic development to cross-platform .NET. Its CTO Jerome Laban had a dedicated session where he officially unveiled Uno Platform Studio 2.0 and demonstrated its AI capabilities - from modernization, app creation from prompt or design, and more. Day-0 .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026. Uno Platform has supported new .NET versions on launch day for years, and .NET 10 was no exception. Uno Platform Studio 2.0: agentic development. Studio 2.0 introduces three AI-powered capabilities that transform how you build apps: Hot Design Agent. The first agentic visual designer for cross-platform .NET. An AI assistant embedded in the visual designer that can read layout hierarchies, suggest UI updates, reorganize components, and apply styles - all within a running app. Uno Platform MCP. Model Context Protocol server connecting AI agents to its complete knowledge base - documentation, APIs, and best practices. App MCP. Runtime service exposing visual tree, data context, and control properties to AI agents across all platforms. December 9: Uno Platform Studio - official webinar & celebration. Uno Platform Inc. closed off the year with a dedicated webinar for Uno Platform Studio, as well as to launch a 7-day .NET Holiday Challenge with $10,000 in prizes. Release notes. Key announcements. Get started. Summary & next steps. Uno Platform Inc. surprise ourselves every day with how far Uno Platform has come. Uno Platform Inc. put the platform and its newest AI tools through daily tests and share its sample apps and prompts on X. It's absolutely incredible what you can accomplish in just a few steps. Uno Platform Inc. hope you can find time this holiday season to give it a try.
Announcing Uno Platform dev.to challenge. This one's for the builders who've been itching to put AI and cross-platform .NET to work on something real. Uno Platform Inc. is teaming up with DEV to launch something fun (and a little bit spicy) for .NET devs: the AI Challenge for Cross-Platform Apps. Your mission: Use Uno Platform and its AI-powered tooling to build a real app that runs on mobile, desktop, and WebAssembly from a single .NET codebase - and show off what modern cross-platform looks like with AI in the loop. Key details. * Challenge window: November 19 - December 7, 2025 * Winners announced: December 18, 2025 * Prizes: $3,000 USD total, split across three themed prompts * Stack: .NET + Uno Platform + AI tooling (Hot Design Agent, App MCP, Uno Platform Docs MCP, etc.) That easily covers the full challenge window (Nov 21 - Dec 7), so you can build and submit your entry without ever hitting a paywall. Uno Platform x DEV challenge. Uno Platform Inc. is inviting developers to build native cross-platform apps from a single shared codebase using .NET and Uno Platform's AI-powered tools. Whether you're exploring Uno Platform for the first time or leveling up your .NET skills, this challenge is a chance to: * Ship an app that runs everywhere (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, WebAssembly). * Try Uno Platform Studio, the productivity boost .NET developers need to design, build, and ship modern apps. DEV is where developers go to build in public, share what they're learning, and show off what they're building. Pair that with Uno Platform's cross-platform + AI tooling, and you've got the perfect setup for a .NET challenge. 3 ways to win. WOW factor. Build something visually stunning and fun - fast. Create a coffee shop - style home screen (or any theme you like) that runs across iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and WebAssembly - all from a single Uno Platform codebase. * Start your project manually or kick it off using App MCP or Hot Design Agent for AI-assisted setup * Use sample or mock data - menus, images, orders, or anything that brings your concept to life. * Add simple interactivity such as lists, buttons, or animations. * Focus on creativity, performance, and smooth cross-platform experience Tip: Keep it fun and visual, your goal is to make people say "Wow." Hot Design showcase. Experience the next generation of live app design using Hot Design Agent, your AI co-designer inside Uno Platform Studio. * Open your project in Visual Studio or VS Code and launch Hot Design Agent * Pick any existing app or UI concept you like - mobile, desktop, or web * Let the agent help you design or adjust the layout in real time while the app is running * Modify controls, bindings, and data visually - the agent assists while you stay in control * Use Hot Reload to keep your IDE and design surface perfectly synchronized Please note you'll need to share a images and/or recordings as part of this submission. Focus on: Showing how AI and live visual design come together to make building beautiful, cross-platform .NET apps faster, easier, and more intuitive. AI acceleration. Demonstrate how contextual AI, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and OpenAI Codex accelerate app development using Uno Platform App MCP and Uno Platform Docs MCP. * Build a simple cross-platform Uno Platform app using a public or sample API like JSON Placeholder, or free public APIs * Use App MCP to connect to your running app for structured, context-aware AI interactions * Ask Uno Platform MCP for grounded, official guidance as you build * Leverage GitHub Copilot/OpenAI Codex/Cursor etc. to generate and refine your code * Produce an app that runs on as many targets as possible - mobile, desktop, or web Please note you'll need to share a images and/or recordings as part of this submission. Focus on: Demonstrating how contextual intelligence and modern AI coding assistants help you build faster and smarter with Uno Platform. Build to win. The Uno Platform x DEV AI Challenge for Cross-Platform Apps runs from November 19 to December 7, 2025. Submissions are open now. All participants who submit a valid, qualified entry will receive a completion badge on their DEV profile. Ready to turn your idea into a cross-platform .NET app? Join the Uno Platform x DEV AI Challenge Start building with Uno Platform today and show the community what AI + .NET can do across every screen.
Uno Platform 6.3 adds .NET 10, Visual Studio 2026 support. Uno Platform has released version 6.3 of its open source framework for building cross-platform .NET applications, introducing .NET 10 Preview support, Visual Studio 2026 compatibility, WebAssembly performance improvements, and enhanced productivity tools in its Hot Design visual designer. Positioned as a framework that enables developers to build single-codebase apps for Windows, WebAssembly, iOS, Android, macOS, Linux, and more, Uno Platform continues to closely align with Microsoft's .NET ecosystem. In fact, Uno Platform helped with Microsoft's .NET 10 RC2. The team said Uno Platform 6.3 closes more than 120 issues while advancing compatibility with Microsoft's latest SDKs, runtimes, and development environments. .NET 10 Preview Support The release adds support for .NET 10 Release Candidate 1 in addition to the stable .NET 9 runtime, allowing developers to test against Microsoft's upcoming SDK and runtime while maintaining production stability on .NET 9. As noted, the company detailed its .NET 10 RC2 work after the v6.3 announcement on Oct. 9. Uno emphasized that .NET 10 support is still in preview and intended for testing only. Migration guides are available for upgrading from .NET 9 to .NET 10 and earlier versions. Visual Studio 2026 Ready Uno Platform 6.3 introduces full support for Microsoft's forthcoming Visual Studio 2026, including the new human-readable .slnx solution format. The Uno Platform extension has been updated for seamless operation in both Visual Studio 2026 and 2022, allowing side-by-side compatibility for teams adopting the new IDE gradually. The company said the updated project system ensures all Uno Platform features continue to work as expected. Updated extensions are also available for JetBrains Rider and Visual Studio Code. WebAssembly Breakthrough In this release, WebAssembly rendering performance improves through a change that moves image decoding off the main UI thread and into WebWorkers. This architectural shift allows images to decode in parallel, resulting in smoother scrolling for media galleries and dashboards. According to the company, the update eliminates the stuttering and freezes that could previously affect image-heavy applications, particularly line-of-business dashboards or consumer apps built with WebAssembly targets. TabView Refined TabView gains new reliability and customization features designed for enterprise and data-centric applications. Uno said developers can now define non-closable tabs for key views, apply new tab sizing modes (equal, compact, or size-to-content), and reorder tabs both at design time and runtime. Improvements to rendering consistency, drag-and-drop behavior, and selection reliability make the control more dependable for complex layouts such as dashboards and multi-document interfaces. Hot Design Productivity Hot Design, Uno Platform's visual designer included with Uno Platform Studio, continues to evolve toward faster design-time iteration. Version 6.3 adds search functionality to the elements tree, letting developers quickly locate controls within complex hierarchies, along with the ability to toggle visibility to reduce on-screen clutter during design. These changes build on Hot Design's mission to modernize XAML-based design workflows for cross-platform .NET developers. David Ramel is an editor and writer at Converge 360. * github introduces agent HQ to orchestrate 'any agent any way you work' github unveiled agent HQ at its universe 2025 event, a new platform that lets developers orchestrate multiple AI agents across github and Visual Studio Code through unified mission control, planning tools, and enterprise-grade governance. * instantly search terabytes sponsored by dtsearch works in files, emails, databases, web data; with document filters; 25+ search options; multi-platform SDKs; see dtsearch.com for hundreds of case studies & reviews plus full evaluations. Read now * Microsoft extends copilot AI tech to xcode, JetBrains ides and eclipse Microsoft expanded github copilot's AI functionality to apple's xcode, JetBrains ides, and the open-source eclipse project, introducing new MCP registry and allowlist controls features now in public preview. * Uno Platform 6.3 adds .NET 10, Visual Studio 2026 support Uno Platform 6.3 introduces .NET 10 Preview support, Visual Studio 2026 readiness, major WebAssembly performance gains, and improved developer productivity with Hot Design and refined TabView controls. * win 11 update borks .NET MAUI projects built on .NET 8: 'Microsoft, what have you done?' the issue was complicated by inability to update xcode, but Microsoft external support staff had the step-by-step solution, with a little help from the CLI.
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About Uno Platform
Industries
Enterprise Software
AI & Machine Learning
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$2.6M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2011
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