Microsoft Is Finally Fixing Windows 11's Web App Problem. It's About Time
Microsoft is forming a new team to focus on developing native Windows apps, a shift away from web-based apps. This move aims to improve the overall user experience on Windows 11, which has been criticized for its reliance on web technologies.
Microsoft is creating a team to develop native Windows apps. This team will focus on building 100% native apps, not progressive web apps. The move is seen as a significant shift for the company. Many of Microsoft's current apps on Windows 11 are web-based, which can make the operating system feel like a glorified web browser. Native apps can provide a better user experience and make Windows more competitive with other platforms. The new team is being led by Rudy Huyn, a Partner Architect at Microsoft.
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