I make C # WPF applications, but I have long wanted to write desktop applications with html / css markup.
Now I read articles on NW.js and Electron and a lot of positive reviews. And there are a lot of articles about WPF that it is dying out.
What do you recommend for desktop development and can throw links?
What would quickly work and preferably on html / css / javascript.
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microsoftitself wrote one of the best code editors to date usingElectron, which is a collection ofChromiumandnodejs. What can be said about this technology. Creating an application will bring much pleasure from the easy creation of the client side using the latest technologies, such assass,jade,reactjsorangular2+typescript. As well asexpress,koa,socket.ioor native sockets and a huge amount of DB +ormto them on the server side. But there is also a fly in the ointment - this is terribly low speed - user220409Electron, but would not trust it to a newbie. After all,js,nodejsin particular,nodejsvery coarse, and I very often meet when experienced programmers admit situations because of which there are leaks. - user220409