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That was a really informative comment, thanks for taking out time to explain it. Do you still make apps for Windows?
by Fiveplus 7y ago
That was a really informative comment, thanks for taking out time to explain it.
Do you still make apps for Windows?
- pjmlp 7y agoI have done it during the past 5 years before switching jobs. Life science research laboratories and many medical devices are pretty much some form of Windows running a mix of MFC, Forms or WPF, dependending on when the application was made. The large majority of device manufactures, delivers their SDKs as a mix of DLLs and COM libraries, with samples written in C++, VB and C#. While HN might talk all day about R vs Python vs Julia, many of the researchers actually use Excel or Tableau, and when their built-in programming cannot keep up, it gets reborn as a .NET desktop app.