If you have already hopped on the train of developing Windows 10 applications then you’ll definitely enjoy the news that we are introducing a new suite with the Q3 2015 release of Telerik DevCraft—UI for Universal Windows Platform (UWP).

Compatibility with the Universal Windows Platform

It is my pleasure to announce that we have extended the majority of our Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 controls to be compatible with the latest Universal Windows Platform that is part of Windows 10. This means that you can use them for creating Windows 10 applications, share a single codebase and run on a multitude of Microsoft devices. The controls utilize the adaptive layout approach exposed by the platform. The bundle contains 20 controls, everything from the fastest ListView on the market and DataForm to data visualization controls like Chart, BulletGraph and Gauges. There's also a Map, a Calendar and a number of input pickers and navigation controls.

Here’s the full list of controls in alphabetical order.

AutoCompleteBox
BulletGraph
BusyIndicator
Calendar
Chart
DataForm
DataStorage
Date picker
Expander
Gauge
HubTile
ListView
Map
NumericBox
Pagination
RadialMenu
RangeSlider
Rating
SideDrawer
Time picker

The controls above have been bundled in a new product called “UI for Universal Windows Platform” and should not be mistaken with our existing offering “UI for Windows Universal.”

A DataForm is Already Included
Indeed, we reworked the DataForm for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 to be compatible with the UWP, which means that you can use it in your Windows 10 apps. It supports inline icons in the default property editors as well.

Why the Community Tech Preview (CTP) Label?!
The reason is that we are still polishing the controls to be even more compliant with the Universal Windows Platform. Our ultimate goal is to have the most complete and most advanced suite for Windows 10, Xbox and UWP-based IoT development on the market. The new UI bundle is suitable for testing and production purposes though, so we urge you to download UI for UWP by clicking on the link below, play with the bits and let us know what you think in the comments or our feedback portal. All the feedback will be highly appreciated.

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