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Cross Platform .NET Development

"The Moth" shares his approach to developing Pocket PC and desktop applications using a single code base here.  I'd be interested in hearing other ways that people go about this.

[Author: Robert Levy]

Comments

  • Anonymous
    September 27, 2004
    I'm ashamed - so far I haven't moved beyond copying class files (and there's no reason at all why I couldn't use shortcuts. So I ask myself "Why don't I?", and I answer "Because you're lazy and couldn't organise an indecent act in a house of ill repute')
  • Anonymous
    September 27, 2004
    i do the same. it would be nice if the project types had a directive such as FULL_FRAME or CF already defined that we could switch off of in our code
  • Anonymous
    September 27, 2004
    Speaking of cross platform, don't forget reusing your C# code for use with Mono supported platforms. This would add Linux into the mix too!

    But related to .NET CF development, it is really darn easy to work with if you have done any .NET on the desktop. From my experience, most of my code was almost a no-brainer to port. The only thing that really required retraining and reading was getting the UI to look nice on such a small screen.
  • Anonymous
    September 27, 2004
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