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Mix 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 differe
by d0 13y ago
Mix 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 :)