Maybe I was unclear, but it was a C++ program (dealing with macros, as I said - VARIANTS and DISP_IDs and PROPERTIES and stuff). No joy to use.
As for other languages, I haven't touched COM at all but the idea of making GUIDs for stuff and registering components in the operating system doesn't seem a good default approach to me. Pretty sure it's more reliable to link object files together by default, so you can control and change what you get without the bureaucracy of versioning, etc.
> ReactNative for Windows uses WinUI and XAML Islands, which is UWP, aka COM.
Is the fact that COM is buried under this pile more than an unfortunate implementation detail?
As for other languages, I haven't touched COM at all but the idea of making GUIDs for stuff and registering components in the operating system doesn't seem a good default approach to me. Pretty sure it's more reliable to link object files together by default, so you can control and change what you get without the bureaucracy of versioning, etc.
> ReactNative for Windows uses WinUI and XAML Islands, which is UWP, aka COM.
Is the fact that COM is buried under this pile more than an unfortunate implementation detail?