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Pretty damning, but it's true that both WPF and its cousin Silverlight have failed to gain traction both on the web and on the desktop. WPF is dead, but Silverl
by jinushaun 16y ago
Pretty damning, but it's true that both WPF and its cousin Silverlight have failed to gain traction both on the web and on the desktop. WPF is dead, but Silverlight will be with us for at least a while thanks to WP7.
- hvs 16y agoWell, since VS2010's interface is written in WPF, it'll have to stick around as long as that is true. Plus, Microsoft never kills a technology, they just don't improve it.