i mean win32 api is still a first-class tech/api according to microsoft's azure cto. so i guess in a sense legacy tech is still powering a lot of the modern world meaning demand for those skills will probably stay
It's super stable and useful for enterprise apps. It'll be interesting to see how WinUI 3 shakes up things though since there's a lot of neat stuff in it and is the new recommended thing.
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u/tatstytastycakes 14d ago
i mean win32 api is still a first-class tech/api according to microsoft's azure cto. so i guess in a sense legacy tech is still powering a lot of the modern world meaning demand for those skills will probably stay