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I looked into .Net GUIs about a year ago and it seemed like Avalonia and Project Uno were the most interesting contenders, with Uno getting the edge for me beca
by Scramblejams 5y ago
I looked into .Net GUIs about a year ago and it seemed like Avalonia and Project Uno were the most interesting contenders, with Uno getting the edge for me because it had a reasonable looking web deployment story (which I suppose doesn't matter in this case). My info may be out-of-date though, and I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on those two, if you've looked at them.
- grujicd 5y agoI did take a look, but at that time they didn't have what QueueExplorer needs. I wrote in another post that we use relatively complex and powerful grid component. Grid is core component in this case and can't be a basic one. However if you don't have such specific requirements, Avalonia or Uno might work.