Windows Bridge for iOS: Customizing the Surface Dial Experience In part one of the Windows Bridge for iOS series, we created a simple to-do list app in Xcode and used the iOS bridge to bring it over to Windows 10. In part two of the series, we went on a tour of Visual Studio for iOS developers. In part three, we used the Windows Bridge for iOS to convert an iOS calculator app created using Storyboards and Auto Layout to a Universal Windows Platform app that adjusts to various form factors on Windows 10. In part four, we discussed how to mix and match UIKit with XAML controls in a bridged UWP app. Today, we explain how to customize the Surface Dial Experience for bridged UWP apps using Objective-C projections. Getting Started For today’s tutorial, you will need: A PC [ more… ]