Visual APL provides significant support for legacy []wi (Windows Interface)

Integration with Visual Studio means you can create Windows Application using the Windows Designer in Visual Studio. But we also have significant support for the legacy []wi Windows Interface to help with your application upgrade to .Net

Visual APL provides the Windows Interface plug-in which provides significant support for the features of the legacy []wi

Most of what you know about creating and using forms using []wi has been brought forward in the Windows Interface plug-in for Visual APL.

Building applications which are managed and secure are one of the primary focuses of .Net

When you build a DLL or other assembly which does not require a windows interface, there is no reason for your application to request access to the Windows subsystem in .Net

Having the []wi available as a plug-in means that your application only needs to request access if your application specifically has a windows interface.

Your dll's or other assemblies which need to meet the security of an IT environment which does not permit access to the window subsystem is fully supported.

Visual APL also supports the Windows Designer in Visual Studio so you can easily build windows applications using the latest tools and WYSIWYG designer from Microsoft.