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His journey tracks exactly what I've heard from windows development. If you need more than winforms use avalonia because Microsoft cannot create a viable UI too
by jpc0 2y ago
His journey tracks exactly what I've heard from windows development. If you need more than winforms use avalonia because Microsoft cannot create a viable UI toolkit... Which is extremely funny concidering the article we are having a discussion under...
My point however was that compared to C# you are fighting an uphill battle using any other language to do native windows UI development...
Also why I stopped looking pretty early into native on windows and built a webapp...
- neonsunset 2y agoWell, Uno (AvaloniaUI's competitor) uses WinUI 3 as a back-end on Windows. And NAOT-compiled Avalonia on Windows is practically native anyway. You can use both to build against macOS too if you want to target both major OSes. The offerings have improved significantly over the years. But yes, I get your point, if you're not familiar with C# (or Dart or Kotlin for that matter), there is motly a one way out in the form of a web app.