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Supporting Windows Forms and WPF in .NET Core 3 | On .NET
There is significant effort happening to add support for running desktop applications on .NET Core 3.0.
In this episode, Jeremy interviews Mike Harsh about some of the work being done and decisions being made to enable Windows Forms and WPF applications to run well on .NET Core 3.0 and beyond.
- [04:20] - What was the motivation behind bring desktop workloads to .NET Core?
- [10:42] - What was the biggest challenge with add support for desktop technologies?
- [12:42] - How did the decision to open source Windows Forms and WPF come about?
- [14:01] - How easy was it to open source Windows Forms and WPF?
- [17:35] - What does the roadmap look like?
- [20:45] - What does the future of Windows Forms look like?
Useful Links
- Window Forms Overview
- What's new in .NET Core 3
- Port a Windows Forms app to .NET Core
- Port a WPF app to .NET Core
- Migrating a sample WPF app to .NET Core 3 Pt.1
- Building .NET desktop applications with .NET Core and Windows 10