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Amazon Releases In-App Purchasing for Windows, Mac, and Web(developer.amazon.com)
1 points by aschearer 14y ago|0 comments
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by aschearer 14y ago
Presumably using the same metrics and observations that go into the decision to bail out these organizations?
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by aschearer 14y ago
Surely as more and more people are displaced from the middle class aggregate demand for goods will fall -- the jobless or those working for low wages in warehouses will not have enough money to upgrade their phones, computers, televisions,
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France Wages War on Homework(newyorker.com)
4 points by aschearer 14y ago|0 comments
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by aschearer 14y ago
I meet many developers who seem to be developing for iOS "just because". It seems that iOS gets a free pass for a number of reasons. In my opinion, if you're a small studio or one-person company you're doing yourself a disservice by targeti
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Ignore Windows 8 at Your Peril(spottedzebrasoftware.com)
1 points by aschearer 14y ago|1 comments
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by aschearer 14y ago
MonoGame replaces it and is available now for Windows 8. In fact I've completed two games using MonoGame which run using 95% the same code on Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8. Pretty soon there will be a Linux and Android version as well. If you
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by aschearer 14y ago
You're thinking of Script# ( http://scriptsharp.com/ ) and it's used at the very least to develop the Office web apps as well as Exchange's Outlook Web Access.
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by aschearer 14y ago
An advertisement that starts by telling me I'm not building a start up...
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by aschearer 14y ago
I am working on a game in C#. I wrote the game originally for WinRT using a "Portable Class Library" for 80-90% of the code. Over the weekend I ported the game to Windows 7 and XNA re-using the portable class library without modification. N
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by aschearer 14y ago
That's exactly what it's like! I've been using Windows 8 on my sole laptop since April and only interact with Metro when I want to (which isn't very often). I use Visual Studio, Photoshop, Powershell, etc. the rest of the time just as befor
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by aschearer 14y ago
According to the article you can continue to try your hand at app development for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 7 using the free "Express" version of Visual Studio.
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It looks great and I am installing it now on Windows 8. I'm curious why you chose to use Caliburn Micro over, say, MVVMLight? Do you plan to share some of the technical decisions made for this product on GitHub's Blog? Edit for spelling