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Windows Forms are alive and well. Still supported in latest .net versions.

• juped 1y ago
  Avalonia is my go-to on .net. It's not too far from WPF.
• dmitrybrant 1y ago
  A hearty +1 to using WinForms (as long as your desktop app targets Windows only, of course). The fact that WinForms has outlasted so many other UI toolkits is a testament to its simplicity and ease of use. I still use it in numerous personal projects, and I don't foresee Microsoft dropping support for it anytime in the near future.
• leptons 1y ago
  I'm still using a few JScript.NET Windows forms applications I wrote over 10 years ago. Works great. jsc.exe is still on every Windows machine, and makes it easy to write Javascript and compile to .exe or even .dlls.
• electroly 1y ago
  Same. Claude is good at it. Plenty of training material and the way we design Windows Forms apps hasn't changed in 20+ years.