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Interested in your experience. Were these projects desktop applications or server-side, or a mix of both?
by andyjohnson0 13y ago
Interested in your experience. Were these projects desktop applications or server-side, or a mix of both?
- d0 13y agoMix of both. The killer on the server-side is always stuff like missing WCF features, odd bugs with DI containers, missing API calls, slight behavioural differences etc. Client-side. No WPF and WinForms is dreadfully incomplete. It's a no go. If you start on Mono and deploy to .Net I imagine it'd work but no-one realistically does that these days. If they were going to do that, Java would be a better choice for the product.
- danabramov 13y agoWell, client-side Microsoft has abandoned both (although of course they still run).
- d0 13y agoThey haven't abandoned any of them. We still have ATL, MFC, Win32, WPF, WinForms and now Metro. Not that I want to use any of them myself :)