I heard that WPF is more suitable than WinForms for working with WCF.
Is it true, and if so, why?
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I heard that WPF is more suitable than WinForms for working with WCF.
Is it true, and if so, why?
There is nothing that would make the combination any easier than they are separately, or easier than the combination of WinForms and WCF. The two technologies are completely independent.
It seems that perhaps this idea comes from the fact they were released together as part of .Net 3.0, but this has no bearing on this matter.