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I still find WinForms to be a very productive and pleasant way to write native Windows apps, even quick weekend MVP’s. Yes, it’s Windows only, but if you reall
by OkGoDoIt 7y ago
I still find WinForms to be a very productive and pleasant way to write native Windows apps, even quick weekend MVP’s.
Yes, it’s Windows only, but if you really want tight efficient native apps then you’ll want a custom built app for each platform anyway, with a nice standardized API for them to connect to. So I don’t see the Windows platform lock-in as a downside if the goal is good native performance.