Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Salesforce, Inc.

Kirupa Chinnathambi

Kiril Nikolov Seksenov

John-David Lewis Dalton

David L Risney

Pavithra Ramamurthy

Bradley James Peters

Kevin Jason Hill

Jeffrey Clark Burtoft

Disclosed herein are system, method, and device embodiments for implementing a customizable animation experience. A multi-tenant service may associate an animation element with a visual component of an application, and generate a markup component including an animation parameter configured to customize the animation element within the application code. Further, the multi-tenant service may receive a request for the animation from an animation manager based on execution of the application code, and send the animation information to the animation manager. In some embodiments, the animation manager is configured to set the animation parameter to the animation information and present an animation associated with the animation element based on the animation parameter.

Customizable animation experience

A computing device, including one or more output devices and a processor. The processor may be configured to download a web application. The web application may include an authorization certificate and a metadata file that includes an identifier of at least one local application program interface (API) of the computing device that is not included in an API whitelist of a web host application program. The processor may determine, based on the authorization certificate and the metadata file, that the web application is authorized to access the at least one local API. The processor may execute the web application at the web host application program. Executing the web application may include utilizing the at least one local API. The processor may convey at least one output of the web application for output at the one or more output devices.

Local API access authorization

According to one set of embodiments, a computer system can expose, to a non-native software program running in a web browser of the computer system, one or more native OS APIs implemented by an OS of the computer system, where the exposing enables the non-native software program to invoke the one or more native OS APIs as part of its execution within a runtime environment provided by the web browser.

Exposing native OS APIS in a web browser

A computer device is provided that includes a processor configured to execute a first application configured for a first user interface framework, instantiate a host window of the first application using the first user interface framework, and execute a second application, that is out of process with the first application. The second application is configured for a second user interface framework that is incompatible with the first user interface framework. The processor is further configured to instantiate a hosted window of the second application using the second user interface framework, establish a cross-process interface between the first application and the second application configured to exchange rendering information between the hosted window and the host window, and cause the host window to display the rendering information from the hosted window within the host window on a display of the computer device.

Cross-process interface for non-compatible frameworks

Techniques for automatically ingesting progressive web apps (PWAs) into an application store of an operating system (OS) are provided. According to one set of embodiments, a computer system can receive a list of PWAs identified via crawling one or more websites. For at least one PWA in the list, the computer system can convert the PWA into a native application that is native to the OS of the application store. The computer system can then make the native application available through the application store for discovery by a user and for installation on a client device of the user.

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Kirupa Chinnathambi