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Yeah, I agree completely. WPF may not be as "pick up and run" as WinForms was, and perhaps some of that "pick up and run" of WinForms was hold-over from VB6, or
by moron4hire 7y ago
Yeah, I agree completely. WPF may not be as "pick up and run" as WinForms was, and perhaps some of that "pick up and run" of WinForms was hold-over from VB6, or being young enough to spend tons of time on it. But once I stopped just trying to "hack" at it and started actually reading the documentation, I really came to appreciate WPF, how it's put together, how it all works. Wish I had gotten on board with it when it first came out, rather than putting it off until just a few years ago.
- JamesBarney 7y agoI think just in general databinding has a steeper learning curve then the code based update approach. Kind of how Angular has a much steeper learning curve than j-query.