I'm looking at a new project where both Native and Managed approaches sound like a good idea. This is a Windows desktop application which should support an MDI interface. The client area will make extensive use of Direct3D. The developers on the project are equally skilled on C#, C++/CLI and MFC.
MFC Advantages:
- Doc/View Architecture
- Most Direct3D online resources still use C++
Managed Code Advantages:
- The .NET Framework
- C#
What more can I add to the lists above? Don't flame this. Two lists. Just add to them.
Note: I have very good reasons (to do with the IDE and debugging) not to use mixed mode. So count that out.