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Re: #1 - WPF isn't going anywhere, and while WPF "in-name" might be frozen in the future, this API "paradigm" of Xaml + code (i.e. that WPF and Silverlight both
by xpaulbettsx 16y ago
Re: #1 - WPF isn't going anywhere, and while WPF "in-name" might be frozen in the future, this API "paradigm" of Xaml + code (i.e. that WPF and Silverlight both follow) is huge inside Microsoft and is definitely here for the long run. WPF is definitely not dead.
- runjake 16y agoIn fact, there seems to be a lot of initial interest and wonder regarding WPF amongst the public Windows development community. With Windows developers, you seem to have your small group of moving onto avante garde (for lack of a better term) Microsoft technologies, but most developers wait until long after the technology is mature before adopting it. This seems to be quite in contrast with the OSS world.