Subj : Re: JScript vs Baja
To : Sprite
From : Tracker1
Date : Sun Jan 03 2021 12:01 pm
On 12/27/2020 7:11 AM, Sprite wrote:
> I enjoy C#, too. I'm really glad that I've finally got enough memory in my
> primary desktop/server box to be able to run a virtual machine with enough
> memory to run 'doze & Visual Studio again here. I've neglected a couple of
> projects that I was working on there for at least 2 years now. I never really
> thought I'd like coding for 'doze, being as I loathe the operating system so
> much, but it's actually kind of fun programming for it, IMO.
FYI, you can use C# (.Net 5, formerly Core) cross platform with tooling
for Windows, Linux and MacOS. Though Visual Studio proper is still
windows, you can do a lot with VS Code and the command line tooling.
A lot of the apps at work are targetting Linux/Docker for testing.
Depending on what you're using in terms of dependencies may be easy
enough to update/port.
> I used to do a lot with DM's Synchronet JavaScript API, but I've never
> really done much with JavaScript in a browser with the DOM. I should probably
> learn it at some point, especially with the issues that I've been having with
> D3.js lately on one of my projects, though. And I really do want to
> get back with my command shell work for Synchronet, too. It's been about 5
> years since I've done much with it, but I don't think it'd take too terribly
> long to pick back up. I just need to not have a fulltime job any more. *grin*
LOL, yeah I understand trying to create time and motivation. Of course
modern node/browser/deno environment development is quite a bit
different than with Synchronet these days... SBBS feels kind of alien to
me now, not to mention all the work done by everyone since I last really
worked much with it.
