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They screwed up a lot of things during those years...i don't know if WPF even makes the list of screw up's. Maybe I look at it differently, but I don't expect
by sudioStudio64 11y ago
They screwed up a lot of things during those years...i don't know if WPF even makes the list of screw up's.
Maybe I look at it differently, but I don't expect things like consistency from API's. They are what they are. You find out what you need to do to solve a problem.
It's not like there is something out there that is magically better. Just varying degrees of inconsistent.
- Maarten88 11y ago> I don't expect things like consistency from API's But you do not expect an API/object model to arbitrarily change for existing features. Which is what happened. A Win32 C app from 20 yrs back still compiles with no problems in Windows 10, but where do you go with a big enterprise app that was built 7 yrs back in then-state-of-the-art Silverlight? Any migration will be a big investment and comes with uncertainties and limitations.
- sudioStudio64 11y agoSilverlight and WPF were different...they said that from the start.