I've been coding WinForms for the past 3 years now and I really enjoy using it with DevExpress. Never used others frameworks like WPF or UWP or Electron.Net and had always the curiosity to learn more about it, your article gave me ground to where to look for to learn more and which one should I pick to learn.
I'll try to learn more about Electron.Net and have already started WinForms repository on Git hahaha
Thanks for your kind words. As an author writing for free, I always enjoy feedback.
If you want to learn something new Electron.NET can be a good fit. Just make sure you choose the technology that fits your project best. Avalonia can be interesting too because it runs on .NET Core and compiles to a native application instead of a browser-based application like Electron.NET.
You can always DM me or tag me on Twitter if you have any questions.
I highly recommend trying out UWP. It uses the most powerful yet easy-to-use version of XAML that Microsoft has created. It makes building modern UI applications a breeze. Here's a great Get Started tutorial to get you set up quickly: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/u...
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Great article!!
I've been coding WinForms for the past 3 years now and I really enjoy using it with DevExpress. Never used others frameworks like WPF or UWP or Electron.Net and had always the curiosity to learn more about it, your article gave me ground to where to look for to learn more and which one should I pick to learn.
I'll try to learn more about Electron.Net and have already started WinForms repository on Git hahaha
Thank you for the article.
Thanks for your kind words. As an author writing for free, I always enjoy feedback.
If you want to learn something new Electron.NET can be a good fit. Just make sure you choose the technology that fits your project best. Avalonia can be interesting too because it runs on .NET Core and compiles to a native application instead of a browser-based application like Electron.NET.
You can always DM me or tag me on Twitter if you have any questions.
I highly recommend trying out UWP. It uses the most powerful yet easy-to-use version of XAML that Microsoft has created. It makes building modern UI applications a breeze. Here's a great Get Started tutorial to get you set up quickly: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/u...