Love the content, thank you! I'm a retired developer and still like to keep up with personal projects. I'm also an amateur radio op so I build a lot of tools related to controlling radios, antenna switches, databases, etc. Anyway, I have several older WinForms apps I'd like to "modernize" and am very confused by the landscape - and /Build wasn't much help. There is a new version of WinForms coming with .NET 9, WinUI3 is supposedly the new-hotness but it seems to be missing a lot of controls. In fact, I've seen videos from Microsot pushing WinUI3 and WPF at the same time. Do you have any insight into where this is going? What is the "UI of choice" for desktop development? The last 20 years of my career were all web developmnet. I really don't want to do that again with Blazor. Thanks for all you do!
Keep 'em coming!
Keep at it Shawn. Your videos and knowledge are very much appreciated.
Thank you for your good work.
Keep doing what you're doing, Shawn!
Good work
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Thanks for putting this useful knowledge out here for free.
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Thanks Shawn!
thank you for all what you learned me and still.
Love the content, thank you!
I'm a retired developer and still like to keep up with personal projects. I'm also an amateur radio op so I build a lot of tools related to controlling radios, antenna switches, databases, etc.
Anyway, I have several older WinForms apps I'd like to "modernize" and am very confused by the landscape - and /Build wasn't much help. There is a new version of WinForms coming with .NET 9, WinUI3 is supposedly the new-hotness but it seems to be missing a lot of controls. In fact, I've seen videos from Microsot pushing WinUI3 and WPF at the same time.
Do you have any insight into where this is going? What is the "UI of choice" for desktop development? The last 20 years of my career were all web developmnet. I really don't want to do that again with Blazor.
Thanks for all you do!
Both are xaml based, so you can't go wrong with either. But if you already know webdev, you might consider PWAs