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WPF is much closer to web development than the drag and drop WYSIWYG UI development (VB6 / WinForms) the OP was taking about. I've never done UWP but it sounds
by gregmac 9y ago
WPF is much closer to web development than the drag and drop WYSIWYG UI development (VB6 / WinForms) the OP was taking about. I've never done UWP but it sounds nearly the same as WPF.
- pjmlp 9y agoWPF/UWP have exactly the same drag and drop WYSIWYG support as Windows Forms, specially when using Blend, actual components and an healthy market of companies selling them.