I had an interviewer ask me about my WPF experience in 2018. I told them I don't believe in the technology since everything went towards HTML/CSS/JS. Looks like

I had an interviewer ask me about my WPF experience in 2018. I told them I don't believe in the technology since everything went towards HTML/CSS/JS. Looks like I was right. You couldn't honestly pay me enough to touch WPF in 2023. I remember burning out on making WPF look decent and like a web ui back in 2016. The dual way databinding is awesome, but XAML can't and will never reach the maturity of HTML and CSS. They sent me a contract with a bad salary, I didn't accept it. I hope beginners stick to the web.