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Speaking as an experienced desktop .NET Dev, we've avoided it due to years of instability and no real confidence it'll get fully adopted. We've stuck with WPF,
by Dusseldorf 1y ago
Speaking as an experienced desktop .NET Dev, we've avoided it due to years of instability and no real confidence it'll get fully adopted. We've stuck with WPF, which is certainly a bit warty, but ultimately fine. If starting fresh at this point I'd give a real look at Avalonia, seems like they've got their head on their shoulders and are in it for the long haul.