Windows Presentation Foundation
A part of the .NET Framework that provides a unified programming model for building line-of-business desktop applications on Windows.
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Why did they move WPF forum?
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Vijay Kamat
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I am curious as to why the WPF forum from MSDN was moved to this docs?
It was working, more focused and solving issues.
This seems like a lost cause?
Sorry for asking this, but I really like WPF and this seems a like a step in the wrong direction for WPF.
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Charles He-MSFT 96 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2020-05-18T03:22:31.817+00:00 Microsoft Q&A will be the new forum for WPF, refer to Microsoft Q&A - Frequently Asked Questions if you have doubts about Microsoft Q&A.
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Peter Fleischer (former MVP) 19,331 Reputation points2020-05-18T03:37:06.44+00:00 Hi, It would be nice if the errors in the forum were fixed faster and also given feedback responses.
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Charles He-MSFT 96 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
2020-05-18T04:39:22.043+00:00 Totally agree, we are working with Microsoft Q&A PM to make it better:)
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Lex Li (Microsoft) 5,847 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2020-05-25T01:20:38.303+00:00 1) all Microsoft forums will move here on a rolling basis. 2) WPF hasn't been on a "right direction" for long. It is interesting to see how much more can be done in WPF, while Microsoft focuses on WinUI3 and Maui instead.
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