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It's true though. I mean, not a knock on the .NET team. They (we in a past life!) have moved mountains to get a crusty old Windows desktop development framework
by phillipcarter 3y ago
It's true though. I mean, not a knock on the .NET team. They (we in a past life!) have moved mountains to get a crusty old Windows desktop development framework into the modern era. But all this does is highlight that the work isn't done yet.
- pjmlp 3y agoLooking at how others haved approached this kind of stuff, meaning AOT compiled managed languages, like on Google and Apple platforms, and the ups and downs of .NET in Windows desktop development since 2001, from the outside it always feels like the usual set of WinDev vs DevDiv politics.