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Because it's built and bundled by a monopolistic company with an (at the time, maybe less now) institutional commitment to backwards compatibility forever. Winf
by zimablue 8y ago
Because it's built and bundled by a monopolistic company with an (at the time, maybe less now) institutional commitment to backwards compatibility forever. Winforms could have been the worst thing ever written and it would still be around and maintained. See WPF (not the worst but not much loved), that will live a long time, even with Microsoft seeming to back off on forever-backwards-compatability.
- tomc1985 8y agoTrue... I wish more companies and developers would have that kind of commitment. Out of all the widget kits I have played with WinForms is still my favorite. (XUL is a close second)