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So I don't know what this is doing. But I know that microsoft is developing WPF to run in a fulled contained .NET Core binary. Meaning that there is no requirem
by haxton 8y ago
So I don't know what this is doing. But I know that microsoft is developing WPF to run in a fulled contained .NET Core binary. Meaning that there is no requirement of having any preinstalled software when running it. I would assume this technology to be translated into most any .NET core app.
- GordonS 8y agoYes, any .NET Core app can already be 'published' as a self-contained app. That basically means it ships along with the .NET Core files (there are a lot of them), so you don't need to have a globally installed .NET Core to run it. What Warp does is act like a packer, creating a thin, native executable that compresses and embeds all the files required to run your app, then decompresses them to disk the first time the app is executed.