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Maybe so, but WPF is built on top of win32 which is native performance. You are trading away performance for developer "usability" and the "convenience" of writing in JavaScript
I 100% agree. Personally I prefer to use dear imgui on top of win32 when I need to make a desktop UI but I also get the appeal behind things like Electron. I just wish Windows provided us with something that's not completely impossible to use
I happen to have done some C# programming around when WPF came out and I will tell you, it was way better to deal with than .NET Forms. Made things much better. So, I dunno count me as a "WPF is good" because the thing it replaced was far worse