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That is true- and I really like WPF/MVVM. Im also pretty impressed with ASP.NET MVC. However until recently there was not significant WPF traction for desktop
by S_A_P 16y ago
That is true- and I really like WPF/MVVM. Im also pretty impressed with ASP.NET MVC. However until recently there was not significant WPF traction for desktop applications. I really feel that one of cocoas best features is its simplicity. Its logical, powerful and easy to learn. I think WPF/MVVM may have a slightly steeper learning curve.
- kenjackson 16y agoHowever until recently there was not significant WPF traction for desktop applications. I'd argue there still isn't much traction for WPF. And based on Win8 rumors it sounds like MS is going to go all in on Silverlight. My bet is that WPF is their interop framework (because it works much better with legacy native apps) and Silverlight is where you do everything else. WPF does have a decently steep learning curve, but it pays you back with interest.