The latest bits focus on upgrading the toolkit to WinJS 4, provide fixes to issues in Windows 10 and provide backward compatiblity for Windows 8.1. If you wish to use a version exclusively for Windows 8.1 + WinJS 2, you may look for the winjs-2 tag.
- need to manually add WinJS 4 via nuget and overwrite the existing base.js file in the Windows 10 project.
- Changing the TargetDeviceFamily values to 10.0069.0 in the appxmanifest.
- removed base.css style conflicts between WinJS 2 and WinJS 4
- added reference to corresponding WinJS 4 assets (ui.js and css)
- binding WinJS controls after initializing plugin modules.
- changed the way the control is created in WinJS 4
- addressed breaking changes
- set zindex in wrapper-styles.css so that control is visible at all times
- addressed breaking changes
- addressed conflicting styles with base.css
- replacing old custom navdrawer with WinJS's SplitView control in Windows Phone
- always adding share button to the appbar
- workaround to WinRT error "The parameter is incorrect" when retrieving appId (using CurrentAppSimulator instead of CurrentApp)
- replacing settings charm app commands with appbar secondary commands