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Dynamics 365 App Designer - Web Interface is going to be / already deprecated?

In version 1710 (9.0.2.2279) of Dynamics 365 Online we get this dialog to create a new app…
As you can see it contains the Client options Web and Unified Interface.

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After an automatic minor update to the newer version 1710 (9.1.0.33) online you only have this dialog available.

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This version creates a unified interface app by default and you cannot create apps with a web interface anymore.

Microsoft is transitioning from the classic web interface to the relatively new unified interface.

Is this the version where we cannot create new web interface based apps anymore?

Either this is a bug or we face the next wave mentioned in Steve Mordue’s article:

https://stevemordue.com/the-transition-to-unified-interface/

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  1. eekOctober 26, 2018 at 10:36 AM

    It’s not a bug. 9.1 has the unified interface for all new apps but still supports the web refresh interface for existing apps.

    10.0 (April 2019) will probably have the unified interface across all platforms.

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  2. Andreas CieslikOctober 26, 2018 at 4:22 PM

    It obviously is not and is not only for new trials as its documented here:
    https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/crm/2018/10/05/announcing-changes-to-new-trials-and-new-cds-orgs/
    thanks to Gred DeCarlo who brought that up on my LinkedIn post...

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