.NET Cross-Platform Native Library Integration in Practice
In-depth analysis of how to elegantly introduce third-party native libraries in .NET projects, supporting Windows, Linux multi-platform, with a pitfall avoidance guide
In-depth analysis of how to elegantly introduce third-party native libraries in .NET projects, supporting Windows, Linux multi-platform, with a pitfall avoidance guide
In the past few years, our host computer software has mainly been developed using WPF and WinForm . These technologies work well on the Windows platform and have accompanied us from small-scale trial production to the current stage of large-scale delivery. However, with business development and changes in customer requirements, the single Windows technology stack has gradually become a hurdle we must overcome.
We delve into various XAML-based platforms, cross-platform strategies, and the core technologies needed for effective project architecture design.
This is a cross-platform UI framework based on WPF XAML, supporting multiple operating systems (Windows (.NET Core), Linux (GTK), macOS, Android, and iOS), and Web (WebAssembly).