Among such paradigms, I list the following:

WPF and Silverlight frameworks came up with a number of programming paradigms beyond the usual OOP programming paradigms, which allow creating code considerably cleaner and faster by those who understand such paradigms.Avalonia has Visual Studio and Rider support for creating XAML files and XAML intellisense, even though Avalonia XAML intellisense is still behind what WPF XAML intellisense can offer.Also, considering the speed of positive changes on Avalonia project, such tooling will be improving fast. Avalonia has some tooling similar to WPF's snoop which is currently worse than snoop but has essential functionality sufficient for debugging and modifying Avalonia application.Avalonia is being developed very fast by extremely bright people all over the globe who are facing the clients and know what the clients need.NET Standard it is 100% compatible with all versions of. Avalonia is completely open source - you can find the source code on Avalonia Source Code released under the least restrictive - MIT license.Avalonia also works on the mobile platforms - iOS and Android (I have not tested Avalonia on the mobile platforms yet, so I rely on Avalonia documentation). NET solution however, Avalonia which closely resembles WPF, in many respects more powerful than WPF and (unlike WPF or UWP) works on any platform - Windows, Linux and MAC (and I tested it myself on each of those platforms). Both are inadequate and represent a huge step backwards from WPF rich UI client solutions as will be explained in detail below. After Microsoft discontinued Silverlight, the only multiplatform solutions available for UI programming for all major platforms are Web solutions (JavaScript/TypeScript) and Xamarin.

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