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I'm hoping that Winforms/WPF apps are supported at some time soon.
by jimmcslim 11y ago
I'm hoping that Winforms/WPF apps are supported at some time soon.
- JamesNK 11y agoYou probably won't. This is .NET Core only. .NET Core is a cross platform slimmed down version of .NET and doesn't run Winforms or desktop WPF. Windows Store WPF is supported.
- moonchrome 11y agoIf they really wanted to they could open source Silverlight GUI framework. That was basically WPF lite. They can take out the video/DRM stuff and just put the GUI layer out there - it was ported to OSX so it's at least somewhat portable. It would be nice to have something like JavaFX for .NET - resurrected Silverlight could be it.
- tonyedgecombe 11y agoand drivers.
- iheartmemcache 11y agoWhat I've been doing is in my solutions is adopting the Adobe approach and keeping a separate project for QT with all of the UI 100% abstracted out into that. Cross-platform builds are pretty easy, I get all of the safety of C# along with all of the tooling on NuGet crossplatform, and native UI interfaces on all 3 platforms with QT. The only time I come close to touching Winforms/Silverlight or WPF is if a client is dead-set on using Telerik or whatever.