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by pjmlp
994 days ago
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Microsoft does write native C++ apps for Windows all the time. First of all, games are apps, second even if apps unit keeps mostly ignoring WinUI/UWP (written in C++), whatever they do with Web widgets is mostly backed by C++ code, not C#. On of the reasons why VSCode is mostly usable despite being Electron, is exactly the amount of external processes written in C++. Applications being written in .NET is mostly on the Azure side. |
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You are of course, wrong about this. Most .Net/C# code is not Azure (yet anyway) -related; it is the billions of lines of enterprise application code across businesses around the world (for me, since 2001)…