Morten Nielsen

> Regardless, the constructors might be the same. Why are you setting Value and type directly instead of through a constructor No they are not. The UWP one doesn't have...

> Should WinUI aim to be a superset? This is WinUI in both cases. It's just a matter of whether I'm compiling for UWP or Win32.

Retested with `1.3.230724000`. The API still doesn't match UWP, and is still immutable, making porting code from UWP harder: 

I second this. I was looking into implement IMediaExtension from C#, and so far haven't been able to get there. @Sergio0694's post above got me one step further, but I...

I hit the same problem. Tried both the token you'd use with UWP mapcontrol and the one you'd use with Azure maps (the latter which it looks like this control...

Looks like `initializeMap` isn't called. I got things working (thank you open source!!!) with this workaround: ```cs public MainWindow() { this.InitializeComponent(); mapControl.MapServiceToken = mapServiceToken; mapControl.Loaded += MapControl_Loaded; } private void...

@eduardobragaxz It's probably worth opening an issue specifically discussing this rather than bringing it up on this unrelated issue, since several are now mentioning it here

I'm not seeing Preview1 work any better either without my workaround. both x86 and x64 tested, with and without debugger attached, and both C# and C++. I think this issue...

Here you go: [MapLoadRepro.zip](https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/files/14227461/MapLoadRepro.zip)

@bkudiess I've tried on 4 different systems, and they all exhibit the same behavior, including on a Surface Laptop Studio 2 and Surface Laptop 5, both with latest Windows 11,...