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Interesting, I would have expected doubling down on c# and .net maybe some compile to native. Obviously not for low level, but the stats are not clear on if it’
by zaphirplane 7y ago
Interesting, I would have expected doubling down on c# and .net maybe some compile to native. Obviously not for low level, but the stats are not clear on if it’s general subsystems and applications or low level either
- moksly 7y agoMicrosoft uses a lot of different techs. Isn’t a lot of their cross platform and web code for office 365 build with React? That doesn’t mean they aren’t moving forward with .Net or C#, but the main thing they want to sell to developers in 2019 is Azure where it used to be enterprise licenses for VS and windows server. And they don’t need C# for that. Also, they seem to be wanting Rust as a replacement for C and C++, so it’s probably mostly unrelated to C#.
- pjmlp 7y agoYes, they announced at BUILD the new React Native for Windows using WinUI (UWP update).