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> How do you classify "native" vs "non-native" UI? Not OP, but presumably WPF can be considered non-native because it relies upon the .Net stack.
by dleslie 9y ago
> How do you classify "native" vs "non-native" UI?
Not OP, but presumably WPF can be considered non-native because it relies upon the .Net stack.
- flukus 9y agoNot just .net (I think it's all c underneath), I'd consider winforms with c# to be a native UI (but not native code) because it's just a .net wrapper around win32.
- LeoNatan25 9y agoIs UWP UI "native"?
- flukus 9y agoYes, although the windows desktop situation is such a clusterfuck that I could make a case that it's not ;) It all depends on if you consider the full desktop or the metro interface to be the native one.