Cor,
Whilst trying to track down some answers to this question, I've seen the
question asked also, but not really found anything conclusive.
I suppose the underlying intention of the question is to see how well .net
is actually being adopted as "the" Windows Application development
enviroment, or if software houses are keeping with traditional Win32 tools.
I see lots of books and websites etc all devoted to.net, but as far as
mainstream applications go, I'm not aware of any that use .net. I'm trying
to try and work out who is using the framework for WinForms, and to
determine if the trend is for more and more .net applications, or whether
Win32 is still the more dominant Windows Application environment. - Which is
something that will help me to decide if it's worth basing my next
applications on .net or win32.
My thoughts were that if some of the bigger software houses were now using
..net, then the trend would seem to be leaning towards .net. But as yet, I'm
not sure.
Many thanks
Jim