Hello Oliver,
I'll try to look deeper to the Typescript. I like the way Microsoft do
their vscode and I believe we can do something similar. As soon as it will
run on Chrome engine only we need no compatibility with other browsers.
The most I like in vscode is it's flexibility, powerful UI and
On 06.01.18 04:40, Vitalii Koshura wrote:
> In this case I'll dig a little bit deeper and send you more details.
If it doesn't have to be a fancy (yuk) node.js/electron base you should
consider Qt.
JM2C,
Oliver
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OK.
In this case I'll dig a little bit deeper and send you more details.
Thank yiu for your replies.
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Vitalii
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6 янв. 2018 г. 3:12 AM пользователь "David Anderson"
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> Keep in mind that there already is a "multiclient" GUI, namely
Keep in mind that there already is a "multiclient" GUI, namely BoincTasks.
It's excellent, but it's Win-only and is geared toward power users (lots of
info).
I think that the top priorities is malleability:
being able to easily change the layout, add/remove features etc.
We currently have the
Hi Vitalii,
I agree with you that BOINC Manager needs replacement, because it has
several problems; even 7.8.3 has problem in removing a project.
As for TypeScript, it sounds good, though I have never heard of it
before. At least Windows, Mac and any Unix-like OSes can use it if Git
and
.NET Core has no GUI development components so it could not be used. C# is
basically Java with a few syntax changes. If you know C# you pretty much know
Java too and vice versa. Java actually delivers on the cross-platform claim. I
develop Java on Windows and deploy to Linux every day and have
This is the type of cross-platform development that Java was built for. With
SWT you get native UI controls. An example of how well this works is the
Eclipse app. Although, I agree people seem to prefer sloppy languages like
JavaScript today because it's apparently too much trouble to provide
Hello Jason,
Unfortunately, C# (.NET Framework) is platform dependent. .NET Core is not
platform dependent so it is better. Unfortunately, I have no expertise with
.NET Core so I can't say whether it will be better than existing solution.
Thanks
Best regards,
Vitalii
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5 янв.