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It’s just funny (or sad actually) that Microsoft apparently won’t eat its own .NET MAUI dog-food, even for such a simple application.
by steve1977 4y ago
It’s just funny (or sad actually) that Microsoft apparently won’t eat its own .NET MAUI dog-food, even for such a simple application.
- catchmeifyoucan 4y agoYou'd also have to re-educate the entire Team's Dev. Team on using C# for development, away from the web stuff they've been doing. I think it totally makes sense to stick with web
- steve1977 4y agoOr, replace them with a team that already knows C# - which I assume should be possible at Microsoft- and also knows what they’re doing.
- WorldMaker 4y agoWebView2 and React FluentUI are also Microsoft's own dog food. As much as anything it is a competing choices thing for them.
- nwah1 4y agoTeams works in the browser, but MAUI doesn't. Also, MAUI didn't exist when Teams was invented, and they had only just acquired the Xamarin company. MAUI is great, and they should invest more in it. WebView2 and MAUI work together well. This is probably a good future direction.
- DANmode 4y ago> MAUI is great Who has or is using it to build cool, robust, or otherwise interesting things?
- steve1977 4y ago> MAUI is great, and they should invest more in it. Hence Teams would have been a fantastic showcase for it.
- DANmode 4y agoIf not Teams for reasons discussed here, just anything of note would be a good trust-signal for CTOs. I don't think it is likely.