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They've also been doing work for making it easier to call WinRT APIs or introducing UWP controls (through XAML Islands) in both WPF and WinForms... A bit of a s
by Kipters 7y ago
They've also been doing work for making it easier to call WinRT APIs or introducing UWP controls (through XAML Islands) in both WPF and WinForms... A bit of a stretch, but this way they're both inheriting all the work they've done before for UWP. I think they also announced something about DPI awareness that won't be backported to classic .NET because it required runtime changes
- m_fayer 7y agoDoes any of that sound like it's even in the neighborhood of what's needed to you?
- Kipters 7y agoNot at the moment, I currently work as an iOS developer. But I'm working on a cross-platform app in my spare time (currently I'm only developing the iOS and Android frontends, while I ramp up the core), and when the time for the Windows frontend will come I'll probably pick WPF with XAML Islands when running on 10