Is there a learning curve? I want to pick up Windows Form but when reading many threads about WF vs WPF, I was totally persuaded by WPF. What should I do?
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Is there a learning curve? I want to pick up Windows Form but when reading many threads about WF vs WPF, I was totally persuaded by WPF. What should I do?
Just learn WPF and forget Windows Forms if you don’t need it. Windows Forms and WPF are totally different so learning one of them does not really help with the other.