And it didn’t help that the Windows Store back then was a store for UWP/Metro apps. It also took a long time for Microsoft to actually tackle the issues that U

And it didn’t help that the Windows Store back then was a store for UWP/Metro apps. It also took a long time for Microsoft to actually tackle the issues that UWP/Metro and WinUI/XAML faced. It took so long, it doesn’t even matter anymore and even Microsoft has moved on. But there’s quite a bit of hypocrisy, with Microsoft telling others to use WinUI while not using it everywhere themselves while refusing to update the styles of other design frameworks.