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Hey DevRant Fam ❤️ hope you are all doing very well!, for awhile now i have been focusing on c# and I certainly do enjoy it! Though since I’m still in uni.. we have only been building forms which as far as i am aware is not used anymore..

So my devRant fam, I’d love to be learning more of the modern things and also building more modern forms using c#, I’m very curious to hear what advice you have for me, I’m very much happy to learn anything & I’m open to all of your opinions!.

Again thank you for reading my lengthy rant, I appreciate it highly!
Hope you have an amazing day/night wherever you are!

Best
Milo ☺️❤️

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    WPF if your app should be able to run on Win XP - 10, UWP can run on 8.1 and 10. Personally I recommend WPF because most users still have Win7

    Differences between UWP and WPF https://github.com/jbe2277/waf/...

    Most used OS (more or less) currently: https://webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/...
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    .Net Core is currently only good for console apps, but MS said they'd like to add the GUI stuff in version 3 so keep .Net Core in the mind
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    @Asbetha thank you for your responses, I highly appreciate them :-)
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    U welcome fam 👌🏻
    I have to admit that the XAML part with MVVM is tricky, but if you get it how it works in the background you are well prepared
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    @Asbetha I’m keen on learning anything, some of my friends have suggested learning something called MVC? What is your opinion on that mate? :-)
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    MVC and MVVM are software architecture patterns.
    In my opinion MVC is ok for small projects, but the more complex it gets and more ppl are working on, you should use MVVM. Well tbh after working with MVVM we saw that controllers are still needed because of the too gigantic so called ViewModels. So the inoffical pattern MVVMC came out.
    But for starting: learn MVC, after you understand it you can experiment with MVVM(C)
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    @Asbetha MVVM(C ) I’ll definitely see some tutorials on this as i have not heard of this, thank you fam appreciate it heaps ! :-)
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    If you want to learn more about the ecosystem you buy or find the books im the internet:
    -Professional C# (shows Frameworks, etc.)
    -CLR via C# (to understand what happens in the background of your code)

    There is also a book series about C# code optimizing but I can't remember the name ... can write it later when I'm home
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    @Asbetha thank you my friend, you’re definitely a champion for helping me out, I’m only about 2 months in c# atm, hell of a long way to go! As im also im 2nd year uni :-)
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