21-06-2007, 10:31 PM
As a Computer Science major and having programmed in many languages, I honestly see nothing wrong with .Net applications. As a matter of fact a lot of business are hiring programmers who have experience in .Net programming these days. I cant imagine Microsoft releasing a product that is worse in quality than a previously released product.
When it comes to preventing people from reading your source code there is something called obfuscation. Check out this article.
I don't know, to me VB6 is ancient (probably why there is so much source code out there). Although its easy, VB6 code just looks messy compared to other languages
...to each their own.
If you are using DirectX in your .Net application I think you have to use Direct3D, DirectDraw is not supported.
When it comes to preventing people from reading your source code there is something called obfuscation. Check out this article.
I don't know, to me VB6 is ancient (probably why there is so much source code out there). Although its easy, VB6 code just looks messy compared to other languages
...to each their own.If you are using DirectX in your .Net application I think you have to use Direct3D, DirectDraw is not supported.