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When developing a WPF application with .NET 9 or later, you can ensure your app matches the sleek, modern look of Windows 11. The new Fluent theme for WPF introduces a contemporary Windows 11 aesthetic to WPF applications, complete with integrated Light/Dark mode and system accent color support. This update not only modernizes the appearance of your app but also enhances user engagement by providing a polished and cohesive user experience.
- question: My team is comfortable building WinForms apps, and it suits our needs. Should we consider migrating to WinUI or another framework?
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If your team is comfortable building WinForms apps and WindForms meets your needs, you can continue to use WinForms for your existing apps. WinForms is a mature and stable framework that is widely used by developers to build Windows desktop apps.
If your team is comfortable building WinForms apps and WinForms meets your needs, you can continue to use WinForms for your existing apps. WinForms is a mature and stable framework that is widely used by developers to build Windows desktop apps.

The WinForms team is investing across features and has an active community of contributors. Some current areas of investment include:

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