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As far as UI in .NET in general goes they seem to be throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, and no one project seems to have a lot of resources dedicate
by jrsj 5y ago
As far as UI in .NET in general goes they seem to be throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, and no one project seems to have a lot of resources dedicated to it. I imagine this is because it’s simply not a priority for the .NET team. Maybe it’s undervalued a bit, or maybe it’s making the best with the resources they have.
- pjmlp 5y agoAs I mentioned in another comments, I feel that they disbanded everyone as of Windows 8 and UWP, as many businesses did not follow along, they were forced to reboot Forms and WPF teams. Then you now have Blazor trying to be everywhere, with Xamarin being redone as MAUI (you are expected to rewrite your Xamarin code). So not so rosy for the time being.
- ripley12 5y agoFor what it’s worth, WPF and WinUI are owned by the Windows team not .NET. I suspect it’s less “not a priority” and more “building a good cross-platform UI framework is a colossal amount of work”.