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CREATING WPF APPLICATION IN VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC FULL

Or wondering if it's 100% compatible with the full framework versions. You might also be wondering if Core has cool new features for desktop apps. Perhaps someday there'll be a Mac UI Core, but today is not that day. Well, no! WPF and WinForms are tightly tied to Windows and would look and feel out of place on Linux or a Mac. NET Core is cross-platform, which must mean that the desktop apps will be cross-platform too. You might be thinking, as I did when I first heard about desktop apps in Core, that.

NET Core to write services for our desktop apps for a while now, and the apps themselves have required the full framework, installers, and everything that goes with fat client, native desktop applications.

CREATING WPF APPLICATION IN VISUAL STUDIO FOR MAC CODE

In fact, we have a whole team at CODE that specializes in high-performance WPF work and does quite well because they can do some amazing things that can't be achieved with other technologies.

The fact is, some applications still can't be done well in a browser. NET Core 2.2 + DesktopĪlthough most new applications are built for the Web, I still work on several WPF applications. Nearly one million developers actively work on WPF applications each month, and I'm one of them. According to Microsoft, over two million developers actively work on Windows Forms applications every month. Who cares about desktop? Millions of developers still develop and maintain WPF and Windows Forms applications and, until this release, there hasn't been much news about desktop development out of Microsoft in years. So, what makes 3.0 Preview 1 the biggest release since 1.0? Desktop! You should also know that there are some breaking changes in ASP.NET Core between 2.2 and 3.0, so this preview may not be worth your while - yet. The only things in ASP.NET that are in this preview that aren't in 2.2 are support for Blazor ( Web assembly), a bleeding edge preview technology, and support for Entity Framework 6, an old technology supported for compatibility purposes. Yes, 3.0 has all that, but if that's what you're looking for, you can find all that in 2.2, which is already ready for prime-time use.įind additional. If you're looking for new features, performance enhancements, and bug fixes for ASP.NET Core, Web API, or Entity Framework Core, let me stop you right there. NET Core 3.0 Preview 1 hit the streets on December 4th at Connect() 2018 and for some of us, it's the biggest release since 1.0.