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Is .NET maninly used for business applications.Is .NET maninly used for business applications.Example stuff like Accounting
applications, payroll apps,etc.. What is it predominantly used for? It's predominantly used for just about everything that software is used for.
-- Show quoteHTH, Kevin Spencer Microsoft MVP ..Net Developer Ambiguity has a certain quality to it. "Kenroy" <Ken***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7FFCDEE2-E948-49C3-9AEC-FA9C06734DBB@microsoft.com... > Is .NET maninly used for business applications.Example stuff like > Accounting > applications, payroll apps,etc.. > > What is it predominantly used for? > It's predominantly used for just about everything that software is used I second that, it's mainly used to do windows development ;-)> for. > hehehe... Now let me ask a question.... What are you trying to know? "Lloyd Dupont" wrote: I am interested in applications that can interface devices connected via USB > > It's predominantly used for just about everything that software is used > > for. > > > I second that, it's mainly used to do windows development ;-) > hehehe... > > Now let me ask a question.... > What are you trying to know? > > > or the serial port. Also i am interested in design servers that an handle about 500 clients at a time > I am interested in applications that can interface devices connected via You can't write driver in .NET (yet?!), but you can communicate with > USB > or the serial port. > Also i am interested in design servers that an handle about 500 clients at > a > time Serial/USB port. Probably by simply using the appropriate C API. Well performance wise .NET will behave just as well as other technology in client server area. But it offers new venues, such as extremely easy remoting and/or web services... > You can't write driver in .NET (yet?!), but you can communicate with One small issue is that the communication might get disrupted for a small> Serial/USB port. > Probably by simply using the appropriate C API. > > Well performance wise .NET will behave just as well as other technology in > client server area. > But it offers new venues, such as extremely easy remoting and/or web > services... > timeframe when the GC kicks in. I have a OpenGL program that I use for some VR visualizing and every now and then the screen freezes for a second and then continues. For a game this would kill you, but luckily it is not a game that I program where life and death is an issue. ;-) But except for this small isssue, .NET programs works very good for almost anything. Windows app, console apps, server apps, services, controls, applets - about
anything you can do; you can do with .Net. -- Show quoteWilliam Stacey [MVP] "Kenroy" <Ken***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:7FFCDEE2-E948-49C3-9AEC-FA9C06734DBB@microsoft.com... > Is .NET maninly used for business applications.Example stuff like > Accounting > applications, payroll apps,etc.. > > What is it predominantly used for? + (DirectX) Games...
-- Show quoteMiha Markic [MVP C#] RightHand .NET consulting & development www.rthand.com Blog: http://cs.rthand.com/blogs/blog_with_righthand/ "William Stacey [MVP]" <william.sta***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:Ouh34tG0FHA.2064@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... > Windows app, console apps, server apps, services, controls, applets - > about anything you can do; you can do with .Net. > > -- > William Stacey [MVP] > > "Kenroy" <Ken***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:7FFCDEE2-E948-49C3-9AEC-FA9C06734DBB@microsoft.com... >> Is .NET maninly used for business applications.Example stuff like >> Accounting >> applications, payroll apps,etc.. >> >> What is it predominantly used for? > >  |
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