• douglasg14b@programming.dev
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    1 year ago

    TBH I wouldn’t recommend you be building applications in .Net Framework… Most complaints about it have been a solved problem for years with .Net Core/.Net 5+. And there are upgrade paths, at least if you aren’t maintaining WPF/Winforms

    Bugs and regressions? I wonder if that’s for different things than I touch, I’ve had almost no disruptions for the last 9 years. But I’ve mostly worked on console apps and backends. Almost no UI work aside from some WPF and Winforms side projects ages ago.

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      1 year ago

      Well, a migration wasn’t an option for our project. But I’ve been trying Windows Forms with .Net 6, but the experience wasn’t that great, either. And it was basic, first-five-minutes stuff like the form designer not opening.

      Microsoft might have announced the end of their own UI story just recently, but to me, it felt always half-assed.