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description: This section describes how to port your existing app to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) where you can create a single Windows 10 app package that your customers can install onto all types of devices. Your app will benefit from exciting new hardware, great monetization opportunities, a modern API set, adaptive UI controls, and a range of input modalities including mouse/keyboard, touch, and speech.
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description: This section describes how to port your existing app to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), where you can create a single Windows 10 app package that your customers can install onto all types of devices. Your app will benefit from exciting new hardware, great monetization opportunities, a modern API set, adaptive UI controls, and a range of input modalities, including mouse/keyboard, touch, and speech.
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title: Porting apps to Windows 10
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ms.date: 02/08/2017
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# Porting apps to Windows 10
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This section describes how to port your existing app to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) where you can create a single Windows 10 app package that your customers can install onto all types of devices. Your app will benefit from exciting new hardware, great monetization opportunities, a modern API set, adaptive UI controls, and a range of input modalities including mouse/keyboard, touch, and speech.
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This section describes how to port your existing app to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) where you can create a single Windows 10 app package that your customers can install onto all types of devices. Your app will benefit from exciting new hardware, great monetization opportunities, a modern API set, adaptive UI controls, and a range of input modalities, including mouse/keyboard, touch, and speech.
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Windows Runtime (WinRT) is the technology that lets you build Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps. You can refer to [What's a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app?](../get-started/universal-application-platform-guide.md) for more background on WinRT and UWP apps.
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|[Move from desktop to UWP](desktop-to-uwp-migrate.md)| Choose one of several options to bring UWP experiences into your Win32 and .NET desktop applications. |
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|[Move from Windows Runtime 8.x to UWP](w8x-to-uwp-root.md)| If you have a Universal 8.1 app—whether it's targeting Windows 8.1, Windows Phone 8.1, or both—then you'll find that your source code and skills will port smoothly to Windows 10. With Windows 10, you can create a UWP app, which is a single app package that your customers can install onto every kind of device. |
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|[Move from Windows Phone Silverlight to UWP](wpsl-to-uwp-root.md)| If you’re a developer with a Windows Phone Silverlight app, then you can make great use of your skill set and your source code in the move to Windows 10. With Windows 10, you can create a UWP app, which is a single app package that your customers can install onto every kind of device. |
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|[Move from Windows Phone Silverlight to UWP](wpsl-to-uwp-root.md)| If you're a developer with a Windows Phone Silverlight app, then you can make great use of your skill set and your source code in the move to Windows 10. With Windows 10, you can create a UWP app, which is a single app package that your customers can install onto every kind of device. |
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|[Convert your web app to a PWA](/microsoft-edge/progressive-web-apps)| You can now convert your web app to a Progressive Web App (PWA) will work on any platform, including UWP! The [PWA Builder tool](https://www.pwabuilder.com) will generate the necessary manifest for you. This replaces the Hosted Web Apps (HWA) bridge. |
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