If that’s how you draw conclusions… damn

It would have been quite the surprise if they had 6 recommendations but their favorite was not amongst them.

But I guess it’s your fav language so you won’t take any criticism right?

If that’s your take I’ll just leave it at that.

It’s ridiculous how often Microsoft changes their mind.

I’m just glad they still support Windows Forms through all of that. Which is kinda insane through all that. Microsoft holding long term support and maintenance very high.

There’s some connecting matter between the technologies as well. Like the XML representation between WPF and MAUI and whatever else there is. Or Razor between ASP.NET MVC, pages, and Blazor. WinUI and Uno plattform are part of MAUI I think? It ends up very confusing, and yes it’s numerous technologies. But there are some cross-sections at least.

I’m familiar with Windows Forms, WPF, and Blazor. I disliked the XML UI representation. I’ve always wanted to look into/prototype the code-style declaration of UI in code rather than XML.

GUI frameworks are always a hassle. Maybe the number of frameworks and diversity is proof that there is inherent complexity that’s hard to solve well.

How does it technically work? How and where does it modify the rendering?

It says it works on a monitor, for a full monitor. Does it work through the display color space settings? Or register or inject itself into the window manager rendering?

High performance. Able to simulation live gameplay upto 60 FPS.

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That’s interesting and cool.

Let’s encrypt is an exceptional success story.

I would hate to have header files with separate / duplicate declarations.

If I want an interface I’ll create an interface type.

Other languages have terminology like throw and break. We’re not too far off.

Yes, that’s what I wrote.

How do you enjoy like Azure DevOps?

I recently had the pleasure of working with it. Thank god I only set up CI for a different team and I’m not part of that project.

Sorry this will be all abstract. By now I feel like it’s just useless rambling. I guess I’ll post what I wrote anyway. Just in case it is somewhat helpful or contextualizing.

MAUI is the cross platform dotnet framework/library, although without Linux support. But as I remember there is a community project to extend it onto Linux. That’s where I would check first.

Other than that, I assume you have looked for other libs. But I am not very hopefuly they exist to cross Wayland and X11.

I would be more hopeful that there are separate dotnet libs for wayland and X11. But who knows what state those would be in.

of a standard library

You mean the X11 and Wayland “standard” libraries? Or dotnet?

Notably, you are talking about GUI functionality here. Most programming language standard libraries cover everything except for GUI. Because GUI is a whole mess in and of itself - as you found yourself.

Linux has not just one but multiple graphics desktop standards. So it’s not as simple as on Windows with one Windows API or macOS with one system. That’s where the whole ordeal comes from of not quite being able to support one platform and system, and them being different.

Try out the fork furrier

C# is pretty much my fav

You mean specifically net framework or net >= 6 as well?

Where can I find this language called violence?

Template-C++ is not C++ after all /s

I think the front and back end of PHP are pretty similar. They are both the same letter P after all.

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You can see it in the post thumbnail

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