99% Agreed Greg :-) If I were to write a graphics editor. I would probably want to use Win Forms, so I could control every pixel. But I am not doing that.
But I would also say that I write regular new Win Forms apps. Why, because they are real simple, Not because I want to control every pixel. I would love to see HTML giving us the same level of control as we have with XAML. Maybe we should look at https://xaml2html.net/ or similar? Maybe Blazor should include a XAML pre-process option, then it would be great. But I think it is going to be good enough. But I have not seen any new Blazor stuff on https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/ for 25 days... Regards Greg H Greg Harris harris.gre...@gmail.com phone: 0407 942 982 Baulkham Hills NSW 2153 On Sat, May 26, 2018 at 10:44 PM, Greg Keogh <gfke...@gmail.com> wrote: > To get complete control of the UI. >> You need to know where every pixel goes. >> Windows forms is the best tool for the job. >> > > That's TOO complete! A great UI can be done with relative layouts (panels, > padding, margins, grids, scaling, etc). I haven't written a WinForms app > for several years because WPF/XAML (and Silverlight) lets me compose > everything relative to everything else and I don't care about pixels any > more --* Greg (K)* >
