Starting New Project At Work
A few months back I was involved in developing a
prototype of an Executive View application, using WPF
technology. I wasn’t the biggest fan of the project,
mainly due to us using Tangerine, a pre-developed
application from Infragistics. While it did help us
get the prototype out the door in a timely fashion, I
didn’t want us to go the route of just building on
top of that application. Luckily we didn’t go that
route. It was decided we could use Tangerine as a
reference application, which is what I was pulling
for from the beginning.
This week will mark the first iteration of The Executive View development. We are doing it in .NET 3.5, with a Silverlight front end. It will be a nice diversion from the project I was working on, which will be nice. I’m not the biggest fan of Silverlight development, mainly because here I am trying to get out of Microsoft development all together, and I’m going to be learning a totally new development environment. At the same time I guess it is pretty cool to be developing using the newest, cutting-edge technology. We’ll see how it goes.
This week will mark the first iteration of The Executive View development. We are doing it in .NET 3.5, with a Silverlight front end. It will be a nice diversion from the project I was working on, which will be nice. I’m not the biggest fan of Silverlight development, mainly because here I am trying to get out of Microsoft development all together, and I’m going to be learning a totally new development environment. At the same time I guess it is pretty cool to be developing using the newest, cutting-edge technology. We’ll see how it goes.
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