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If you are to use Avalonia, which I highly recommend, it may be best to start with WPF. The Visual Studio Community Edition has really good IDE support for WPF
by cjbgkagh 2y ago
If you are to use Avalonia, which I highly recommend, it may be best to start with WPF. The Visual Studio Community Edition has really good IDE support for WPF and there is a huge amount of information on how to do things in WPF which thankfully hasn't changed in a very long time. Plenty of old books and blogs that go into all manner of detail. Once you have what you wanted working as you want it is straightforward to port the WPF to Avalonia for cross platform support.
Yes this would necessitate using Windows, an OS which I abhor, but as of now . In time I hope that will change with improvements in both JetBrains Ryder and Avalonia.