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It probably depends on the market and use case. I suspect LOB software is mostly web based these days (easier to deploy, upgrade, and maintain). A lot of deskto

It probably depends on the market and use case. I suspect LOB software is mostly web based these days (easier to deploy, upgrade, and maintain). A lot of desktop software is still written in C/C++ for Win32. Although Microsoft would probably love it if developers starting coding to WinRT which, I think, works best with C#.

pjmlp 12y ago
And yet we get consulting projects to port stuff from MFC/C++ into WPF/C#.
- _random_ 12y ago
  I presume your customer's websites don't end with ".io" and they are actual profitable businesses?
  - pjmlp 12y ago
    Nope. It happened twice last year. Projects in the chemical industry, desktop software to control the manufacturing machines and process result datasets.