So yeah... Silverlight it is...
Well, I got to start using some of the stuff I taught myself on the side at work the other day, but it was not without its complications. Yes the XAML side of things between WPF and Silverlight are damn near identical, but a lot of the code behind and defaults aren't. So, everything I did was a fun and worthwhile experience... but ultimately could have been more worthwhile if I had simply stuck with Silverlight.
So, on that note, I'm going to scrap my rather ugly UI for DevTracker and convert it to a .Net 4.0 application. This may mean changing my database as SQLite does not currently support .Net 4.0. There are some link out there on how to do it, but fluent nHibernate will make changing easy enough that it just makes more sense to choose something already supported. So SQL Express it will probably be.
Regards,
Alex.
So, on that note, I'm going to scrap my rather ugly UI for DevTracker and convert it to a .Net 4.0 application. This may mean changing my database as SQLite does not currently support .Net 4.0. There are some link out there on how to do it, but fluent nHibernate will make changing easy enough that it just makes more sense to choose something already supported. So SQL Express it will probably be.
Regards,
Alex.
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