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Microsoft is open-sourcing its iOS to Windows porting tools

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Back in April this year at Microsoft’s annual Build conference, the company revealed that Windows 10 would be able to run Android and iOS apps with a little bit of tweaking. Now that Windows 10 is out, Microsoft is releasing its porting tools to the public and making them open-source for anyone to use and have access to.

Previously codenamed ‘Project IslandWood’, the Windows Bridge for iOS is opening up today with all of the source code freely available on GitHub. The iOS Bridge will let developers bring iOS apps over to both Windows 10 and Windows 8.1 with mobile support heading to us in the future.

Source: http://www.kitguru.n...ndows-porting-tools/
Microsoft's Full Announcement: http://blogs.windows...s-lets-open-this-up/
GitHub: http://www.github.com/Microsoft/WinObjC/



I also heard about them doing the same for Android > Windows - This should be interesting to follow!!!



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