alt Hacker NewsYes. Any user interface toolkit that isn't at least 10 years old should be ignored on windows unless you want to rewrite everything one day.
Yes. Any user interface toolkit that isn't at least 10 years old should be ignored on windows unless you want to rewrite everything one day.
Why? You may end up with something that doesn't get much attention anymore, but none of the official gui approaches have ever been removed as far as I know. Win32, MFC, winforms, wpf, winui, maui are all still available and apps using them are functional. Even winjs still works apparently, even if it was handed over.
I wouldn't start an app in most of them today, but I wouldn't rewrite one either without a good reason.