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I can confirm that. If you don't know exactly what you are doing, don't build a desktop application. Build a web application, you are safe and protected there.
by andix 6y ago
I can confirm that. If you don't know exactly what you are doing, don't build a desktop application. Build a web application, you are safe and protected there.
- valdiorn 6y agoI'm sad to say I agree, because building apps with WinForms and WPF is incredibly fast and enjoyable. Using the RAD approach to application design makes it super easy to stick together working, *useful* software very quickly, that doesn't have to look terrible. I miss the days of writing desktop software, it was nice :)
- t-writescode 6y agoSee, I'm an old and crusty person because if I'm writing some internal tooling for a company and I could use C# and we're in Windows, WinForms is the obvious answer. I never liked WPF and WinForms was drag and drop and crazy easy, so I would just use it. It's not like it's actually going away, Microsoft doesn't fully deprecate anything that could be used by any of their enterprise customers and I'm sure looooots of them use WinForms.