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That's really interesting to know, your app looks awesome. May I ask how long that took you and did you make this in JS? I'll try raising the price of mine for
by Ralz 14y ago
That's really interesting to know, your app looks awesome. May I ask how long that took you and did you make this in JS? I'll try raising the price of mine for a week and see what the results are thanks.
Link to Blu Graing Calc: http://apps.microsoft.com/webpdp/en-us/app/blu-graphing-calculator/764cce31-8f93-48a6-b4fc-008eb78e50d4 http://apps.microsoft.com/webpdp/en-us/app/blu-graphing-calc...
- tarekayna 14y agoThanks :). This was around 7 months of mornings and weekends while I had a full-time job. (I quit a month ago to start my own thing). I built this with JS/HTML/CSS but the MathEngine component I built using C# (.winmd) and called into it from the Javascript. If you have any specific questions about how different parts are implemented, let me know :).
- Ralz 14y agoSame I left MSFT in March to do my own thing! Not just this Windows App tho, it was just a side project while I failed at a startup earlier this year. I was just thinking that with the state of the how APIs were last year this would have been very tough to do, so I was wondering if you went the JS route since it was in better shape than XAML.
- tarekayna 14y agoNice, I used to work for MS too :). I actually went the JS route because of my skillset. I was was web-dev before I joined MS and never got into XAML much. The JS platform was pretty stable from the initial public release, I guess that's because it is built on top of IE which has been around much before Win8 came along.