2 ms·
I last developed for windows in the late 90s. I came back around 2017*, expecting the same nice experience I had with VB3 to 6. What a punch in the face it wa
by iririririr 8mo ago
I last developed for windows in the late 90s.
I came back around 2017*, expecting the same nice experience I had with VB3 to 6.
What a punch in the face it was...
I honestly cannot fathom anyone developing natively for windows (or even OSX) at this day and age.
Anything will be a webapp or a rust+egui multi-plataform developed on linux, or nothing. It's already enough the amount of self-hate required for android/ios.
* not sure the exact date. It was right in the middle of the WPF crap being forced as "the new default".*
- pjmlp 8mo agoAnd yet without Proton there are no Linux games.
- iririririr 8mo agowhat that have to do with anything? does proton make current vb development as straight forward as it was on vb6?
- pjmlp 8mo agoProton allows Linux users to enjoy Windows games, developed on Windows, with Visual Studio and DirectX.