I figured Microsoft out just now

By releasing WPF the way it is: bugged, limited, counterintuitive and outright inconsiderate, they damage their competition by wasting their resources on writing boilerplate code. There can be no other explanation. Ask how I realized it?

Enter DataGrid. It does not set the current item of the underlying data collection if it is the one most suitable for sorting and filtering: ListCollectionView. Its CurrentItem is read-only, and the solution is to introduce an extra property on the viewmodel, to store the selected row. It would have been a huge help to 'development community' had they allowed CurrentItem to be set by the view but no, that would have been too nice.

As the world wastes their time and resources and spins their wheels writing boilerplate code, Microsoft is laughing all the way to the bank because they essentially have the monopoly on software.

It is no surprise why we witness exodus from .NET technologies to bastard languages like Python, Rust, Ruby, Go, Lua and other shit. This is out of desperation because .NET is crap and Java suddenly stopped being free.

Fly, you fools!

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