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    Kent Sharkey
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    Pawel Krzywdzinski[^]:

    CodeMarkup for WinUI enables you to build user interfaces declaratively in C# code using fluent methods

    Why do all that design stuff, when you can just write more code? edit: forgot the blurb

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      Pawel Krzywdzinski[^]:

      CodeMarkup for WinUI enables you to build user interfaces declaratively in C# code using fluent methods

      Why do all that design stuff, when you can just write more code? edit: forgot the blurb

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      Lloyd Dupont
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      Looks cool! And the fluent interface as potential. But let me ask quick question from the top of my head without thinking much about it myself, about what is usually incompatible with C# syntax, i.e. markup extensions such as DataBinding and, err.. other Markup Extensions, like, mmm yes, StaticResource?!

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        Pawel Krzywdzinski[^]:

        CodeMarkup for WinUI enables you to build user interfaces declaratively in C# code using fluent methods

        Why do all that design stuff, when you can just write more code? edit: forgot the blurb

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        jochance
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        Now, wrap a WYSIWYG UI around it, sell it to MSFT, and go brave a new frontier. Oh, and if we can make it able to target wasm, that'd be great. I'm not sure it ever really popped into mind that we ditched WYSIWYG explicitly because we wanted FE to be more esoteric to veneer/mirage it out of being opaquely like stacking children's blocks.

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          Pawel Krzywdzinski[^]:

          CodeMarkup for WinUI enables you to build user interfaces declaratively in C# code using fluent methods

          Why do all that design stuff, when you can just write more code? edit: forgot the blurb

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          snorkie
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          I prefer WinForms still. It is such a fast way to deploy new apps. Rather than worrying about how something looks, I just used the standard interface and get to writing the code which was the whole point of opening Visual Studio.

          Hogan

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