Wordle 431 3/6

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I really like the new menu, but the listing of articles in the home page imho is too minimalistic.

If this is real Then
Nothing
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matters(2, Me)

Yes, it is. When you double-click the title-bar to restore a window, it then suddenly appears in another place, so you have to search for it in the screen before you can use it again. It's a matter of milliseconds, but it's still tedious. Dragging it away from the maximized state is so much smoother: you just feel everything under your control. I know it's a little thing, but I think it contributes to improve the general user experience.

LINQ and WPF are really worth the shift, for two different reasons: with LINQ you can do the same things you do with ADO.NET, but you do it in half the time, maybe less; with WPF you can get things that with WinForms simply you cannot get. This is true for projects starting from scratch... the porting of old projects to 3.5 is almost meaningless, imho. There is also a good reason not to use .NET 3.5, depending on your project: .NET 3.5 is not supported by old operating systems, so if your software must be running in Windows 2000, you have no choice but keep using the framework 2.0.