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I would consider this still VERY big. It's ok for backend stuff. But now you can also use .NET --Core-- with WinForms, WPF and WinUI. That means, GUI Apps. You
by vitorgrs 6y ago
I would consider this still VERY big. It's ok for backend stuff. But now you can also use .NET --Core-- with WinForms, WPF and WinUI. That means, GUI Apps.
You'll have several GUI apps installed on user system...
UWP already handled that years ago, thought.
.msix/.appx supports dependency properly. If the app target's a new .NET version, and it doesn't have downloaded, it just.... download automatically on install. UWP .NET on Windows it's also inside .appx packages.
- BitterAmethyst 6y agoNot every use-case has an always available high-bandwidth internet connection.
- moron4hire 6y agoYeah, I often use this feature for "small" utility programs that I want to copy around without an installer and just want to make sure they work without trouble.