I’ve made significant progress on WinUIpad, the Windows App SDK (WASDK)/WinUI 3 version of .NETpad. Here’s a quick look at some of the challenges of this port, what I’ve done so far, and what’s left.

Although solutions created by using the Office development tools in Visual Studio are designed to work with directly with Windows Forms controls, you can also use WPF controls in your solutions.

You can bind Windows Forms controls and host controls on a Microsoft Office Word document or Microsoft Office Excel worksheet to a data source so the controls automatically display the data. You can ...