Easiest app programming language?

[Dj_Jestar]

To be utterly pedantic, no one gives a crap. If you can use it, and you prefer it, and it suits your needs, use it. Ignore anyone still hung up on "omg don't use interpreted languages" because the time you'll save on maintenance will far outweigh the petty number of cycles saved by using a hard to read, hard to maintain, and just plain ugly language like C++ (which, by the way, is not native.. it still has to be compiled.)

.NET is compiled, too btw.

 

[SKILL]

I'm not saying don't use C# (or Java or any other language), as I mentioned it's a good language, and definately what I'd choose for the OP's requirements.

C++ being 'hard to read, hard to maintain', that more depends on the coder(s), it's almost as easy to write bad, hard to maintain, code in C#...

Depends on your definition of compilation really But lets not go there more than already...

 

[kkelly]

Hi guys

Still playing about with the full C#. I am trying to create a web based program 'WPF' and am a bit confused at loading pages. I think there is one main page and the rest come via a frame?

I have been googling all day and am more confused

Any pointers guys ?

 

[~J~]

Hi guys

Still playing about with the full C#. I am trying to create a web based program 'WPF' and am a bit confused at loading pages. I think there is one main page and the rest come via a frame?

I have been googling all day and am more confused

Any pointers guys ?

WPF is "Windows Presentation Foundation" and is the graphical framework for .Net3.

If you're doing a Web-based WPF program, then I guess you're using Silverlight which is the web-based WPF framework.

As for your question, you have a "Startup Page", that is the first page that is shown when your application starts, but from there on you can load any number of pages similar to navigating the internet.