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> and C# did not achieve popularity for user-facing desktop apps. It didn't? Because a lot of desktop apps I've used seem to use it, and lately it's even beco
by yellowapple 6y ago
> and C# did not achieve popularity for user-facing desktop apps.
It didn't? Because a lot of desktop apps I've used seem to use it, and lately it's even become a reasonable cross-platform option.
I know for sure it's pretty common for games; besides Unity, I know e.g. The Sims 3 (and maybe 4?) uses it pretty heavily (including for mods), as do some more recent games like Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.