# Conclusion

Migration of WPF applications is possible with manageable effort. The often-used MVVM architectural pattern can be maintained. The view needs to be recreated using the graphical designer and UI components of Wisej.NET. The other application layers (ViewModel, Model) can be adopted without changes. Data bindings and commands are also supported by Wisej.NET components. This retains the application structure and reduces the effort compared to a redevelopment.

Additionally, Wisej.NET offers numerous other features such as built-in support for responsiveness and the integration of modern web technologies and standards. Wisej.NET provides extensive customization and extension options for user interfaces.

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