Windows 10: How to install Google AI Studio App on Windows 11?

WinClub · Oct 16, 2024

Google has been introducing many products around its AI Gemini. One such product is the Google AI Studio—a powerful platform designed for developers, data scientists, and other AI enthusiasts who want to build, train, and deploy machine learning models. So, if you, too, want to try out Google AI Studio but are unsure how to […]

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Brink · Oct 16, 2024

Windows App Studio Update: Installer companion app

If you’ve used Windows App Studio before, you know that it’s an easy-to-use tool for building Windows apps. You also know that the sideloading and installation process has been a bit complex by comparison, since it required running PowerShell scripts and deploying a certificate in a somewhat manual way. Since you told us that it was a bit of a pain point, we spent some time to solve the problem.

Today, the Windows App Studio team is excited to deliver on your requests by officially announcing a brand new companion app designed to make the sideloading and installation process easier: the Windows App Studio Installer app.

The Windows App Studio Installer app is currently available in the store for Windows 10 devices. The installation process is now as simple as two mouse clicks. Behind the scenes, the app checks to see if the necessary certificate is installed, and if it’s not, the app installs it automatically. If necessary, it will then guide the user through enabling sideloading mode in Windows 10 and open the proper settings page. Once those things are in place, it installs the appx on the local computer.

Here is how it works:

Installing Apps

Generate your app in Windows App Studio and build an installable package.

Click the link to install the app.

The link will open up the Installer app, and from there, all you need to do is click the install button. Note: If you are not already in sideloading or developer mode for Windows 10, this tool will also prompt you to make that change and automatically open the correct settings page.

Once you click “Install,” the app deploys the certificate (if necessary) and installs the app. Once the installation process completes you can open it from the Installer app, or however you normally prefer to open programs, like with the Win key + app name shortcut.

Sharing Apps

With the Installer app, it’s now much easier to share apps with your friends and family, regardless of their level of expertise with Windows.

When you generate installable package, look for links just below the install button for sharing via email, Twitter, and Facebook.

Click one of those links to share your app through email, Facebook, and/or Twitter.

Whoever you shared it with will get a link to a page about your app and will have the link to download it with the Installer app.

Once they click “Install App” on the page, it will open up the Installer app. It’s just one more click from there to install the app.

We hope that this tool makes it a lot easier to install and share all the great apps you’ve been building with Windows App Studio. This is the first version of this companion app, so we’d love to hear your thoughts on what works well and what can be improved—let us know on the Forums or on User Voice. We’re looking forward to adding more features to this tool in coming release and would love to incorporate your feedback.

Written by the Windows App Studio Team

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Source: Windows App Studio Update: Installer companion app | Building Apps for Windows

Brink · Oct 16, 2024

Windows App Studio being sunset

We want to directly thank each of the users of Windows App Studio and we want to be sure you have a smooth transition off when Windows App Studio service ends on December 1, 2017. What will happen to App Studio afterwards? Windows Template Studio is the evolution of Windows App Studio. We took our learnings from the code generation engine and the existing wizard to provide a strong foundation for our code generation and developer experience in Windows Template Studio. Best of all, it is open source over at GitHub - microsoft/TemplateStudio: Template Studio accelerates the creation of new WinUI 3, WPF, and UWP apps using a wizard-based experience..

Details on the transition

Windows App Studio has been a free, online app creation tool that allowed enthusiasts and developers to quickly build complete Windows Universal Apps. Applications using Windows App Studio then could also be downloaded, extended and compiled with Visual Studio and submitted to the Windows Dev Center.

Any user of Windows App Studio will need to download your projects and data prior to December 1, 2017.

We’ll provide multiple email communications with users between now and December 1, 2017, but we want to be upfront and clear that you have a path forward to continue building great apps for Windows 10. We’re doing a phased approach with the sun setting process. Here are the three critical dates:

July 15, 2017

Only existing users can sign in

Finished application projects can be downloaded

No new dynamic collections data sources allowed to be created

Dynamic data will be allowed to be downloaded with a migration path provided

September 15, 2017

Application editor will stop working

Dynamic collections API will stop providing data to your existing applications

December 1, 2017

Windows App Studio will be shut down

Once again, we want to thank each of the users of Windows App Studio, and we view the smooth transition for users critical.
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Source: Windows App Studio being sunset - Building Apps for Windows

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