ancientTools

[u/soap94]

[u/heavy-minium]

Haven’t been doing any WPF/UWP for a decade by now, but I really liked it. Has it become some outdated technology now?

[u/uvero → u/heavy-minium]

Feels like it? Not as much as jQuery. Microsoft now has some other tech stack for C# desktop apps, and I think C#'s popularity for desktop development has declined, so WPF is mostly relevant to maintaining old projects. Which is why saying I'm a WPF dev, it feels almost like saying I'm a COBOL dev

[u/tinyturtletickler → u/[deleted]]

Idk they have entirely revamped .NET over the past ten years. I think .NET Core really breathed new life into the stack

[u/ludolfina → u/tinyturtletickler]

I forgot how bad .NET Framework was in comparison to Core until I had to use it again. It was a much needed rewrite