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I don't develop native Windows apps anymore, but for me the deployment of UWP apps was just not acceptable. I tend to not want to register apps in a software st
by raxxorraxor 4y ago
I don't develop native Windows apps anymore, but for me the deployment of UWP apps was just not acceptable. I tend to not want to register apps in a software store. I happily provide repositories or packages, but I don't need the dependency on a manufacturer.
I think it was just them wanting to push their stores and auth solutions and all this crappy overhead.
And yes, I still use Winforms for some internal tooling. I did my WPF tour as well...
There is not a single user in our whole company that uses touch on a Windows PC. Just give it up...
- pjmlp 4y agoNowadays I target Azure OS, among the competing clouds as well. So I did gave up, my comments are more a heads up to make others aware how WinDev managed to kill the advocacy of the most passionate people regarding WinRT tooling.