Choosing Between WinForms and .NET MAUI with .NET 8 for Converting Legacy Apps
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Technical decision-makers facing the challenge of migrating legacy systems from old .NET Framework 4.x WinForm apps face a common thread: whether to continue with traditional WinForms or something modern and promising, like .NET MAUI.
One potato, two potato, three potato, four. Don't take my WinForms, or there will be war.
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Technical decision-makers facing the challenge of migrating legacy systems from old .NET Framework 4.x WinForm apps face a common thread: whether to continue with traditional WinForms or something modern and promising, like .NET MAUI.
One potato, two potato, three potato, four. Don't take my WinForms, or there will be war.
History repeats itself. Any new GUI framework has been abandoned, is not complete or is a fustercluck with no viable documentation. WinForms always had our back, we all learnt how to work with its "features" and it requires very little surrounding architecture. It's time we have its back as well!
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