The majority had stopped at (right before) WPF it seems > In fact, at a recent conference I was at with a large group of C# consultants. When the audience was

The majority had stopped at (right before) WPF it seems > In fact, at a recent conference I was at with a large group of C# consultants. When the audience was polled on which desktop UIs their clients were using, the vast majority were WinForms, a small group was WPF, and almost no one was UWP https://iamtimcorey.com/ask-tim-is-winforms-dead/ https://iamtimcorey.com/ask-tim-is-winforms-dead/ And many did long before WinForms > Less than a year ago, a manager asked me if I could write a library for a client that would allow VB6 to access a RESTful API. https://blog.submain.com/death-winforms-greatly-exaggerated/ https://blog.submain.com/death-winforms-greatly-exaggerated/