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cbmeeks
Sorry for the cross-post but I didn't know which group would be
better.....anyway:
I have a small app that I would like to release soon. It was written
in C# and .NET 2 (using things
like DataSets, etc).
I've literally got less than a month into development and I'm almost
done. I don't expect to retire based on this app but it would be nice
to make a little money.
Anyway, my question is was my choice in programming platform a mistake?
For my day job, I code in C#/.NET all day long so it was just a natural
instinct to use that platform.
If I don't make any money off this project then it wouldn't be a huge
deal but I plan on starting a bigger project soon (to try and make some
real money).
Any suggestions? I do have a background in C++ but not with GUI apps.
Mostly gaming apps.
I know this is a pro-C# group (and I am pro C#) but I want to target
the largest audience. Do people even care about Win9X/ME any more?
Should I dig out my old Visual C++ 6.0 and start Win32 development?
BTW, this new project should be done in less than a year.
Thanks!
cbmeeks
http://www.codershangout.com
better.....anyway:
I have a small app that I would like to release soon. It was written
in C# and .NET 2 (using things
like DataSets, etc).
I've literally got less than a month into development and I'm almost
done. I don't expect to retire based on this app but it would be nice
to make a little money.
Anyway, my question is was my choice in programming platform a mistake?
For my day job, I code in C#/.NET all day long so it was just a natural
instinct to use that platform.
If I don't make any money off this project then it wouldn't be a huge
deal but I plan on starting a bigger project soon (to try and make some
real money).
Any suggestions? I do have a background in C++ but not with GUI apps.
Mostly gaming apps.
I know this is a pro-C# group (and I am pro C#) but I want to target
the largest audience. Do people even care about Win9X/ME any more?
Should I dig out my old Visual C++ 6.0 and start Win32 development?
BTW, this new project should be done in less than a year.
Thanks!
cbmeeks
http://www.codershangout.com