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You can write Winforms like code in WPF and get better layout capabilities. If you stay away from MVVM then WPF is pretty straightforward.
by Ididntdothis 6y ago
You can write Winforms like code in WPF and get better layout capabilities. If you stay away from MVVM then WPF is pretty straightforward.
- tigershark 6y agoPlease don’t, if I happen to work on it I’ll burn it to the ground. I’ve worked on plenty of WPF applications written like it was winforms and they all sucks.
- Ididntdothis 6y agoFor quick one offs I still prefer WPF over Winforms even without MVVM and thereby avoiding the learning curve. In the long run MVVM is probably better (although I am not so sure on that either. I have seen plenty of nightmarish “proper” WPF apps too)
- fomine3 6y ago+1. Winforms like code in WPF is still takes some advantages from WPF.