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Migrate (or fork) samples from Paper to Fabric #862

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chrisglein opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 0 comments
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Migrate (or fork) samples from Paper to Fabric #862

chrisglein opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 0 comments
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chrisglein commented Jul 18, 2023

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As part of RNW supporting Fabric, there will need to be good samples of Fabric apps that app authors can refer to. Maybe all the samples can be moved over. Maybe in some cases we need Paper versions as we support them in parallel.

Here's the whole list. Which of these make sense to migrate?

  • AppServiceDemo - This sample is paired with a blog post and also makes less sense with a Win32 Fabric app. Recommend not porting.
  • Calculator - This seems very appropriate to migrate to Fabric
  • CalculatorCoreAppNuGet - Whether this makes sense to migrate depends on whether Fabric initially offers a golden path on both nugets and raw source (and how that corresponds to CoreApp's successor)
  • CalculatorNuGet - Whether this makes sense to migrate depends on whether Fabric initially offers a golden path on both nugets and raw source
  • ContinuousIntegration - Not a sample with UI
  • NativeModuleSample - This is a non-UI sample, but has an app frame that could be migrated
  • ReactNativeWinRT - Need to evaluate whether the UI here is meaningful

Also of note is this "min app" sample on Fabric today. Which likely is eclipsed by the new Fabric app template.

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