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Surviving WinForms

Let's face it, WinForms is here to stay. Whatever new hotness comes and goes in the world of web, many developers will find themselves supporting the desktop apps of yesteryear (or yesterdecade).

The apps work, representing thousands of hours of effort and business rules, fine-tuning and bug fixes, and companies won't needlessly convert anytime soon. In truth, it might not even be wise... an app converted to a new platform could very well introduce dozens or hundreds of new bugs.

So to all my fellow devs that find themselves supporting the old coldness, let's make the best of it...

(p.s. I have other repos for C# / .NET code and misc topics, and some shorter snippets hosted on Gist and JsFiddle.)

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