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Would you consider migration to a (C#) .NET based solution with either a web-based or WPF / UWP front-end? I can't imagine keyboard shortcuts being an issue wit
by martijn_himself 9y ago
Would you consider migration to a (C#) .NET based solution with either a web-based or WPF / UWP front-end? I can't imagine keyboard shortcuts being an issue with either one of these choices.
- tmbsundar 9y agoThanks. Would explore this option. It's not keyboard short-cuts, but the ease of showing a let's say 10 by 8 cell grid and entering data by moving up, down, side - left and right. etc.,
- wheelerwj 9y agoWPF was really good at this. I haven't used it in many years though.
- tmbsundar 9y agoCan't edit this comment anymore. Hence, posting as a reply. Looks like UWP is more specific to Windows. When moving away from VB, I was thinking of more decoupling from any specific lock-down, in case this can be productized later.
- RandomBookmarks 9y ago+1 If time is an issue I would first migrate to a C# (or even VB.NET) based desktop app, and then later (if needed) add a web front end with ASP.NET