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OT but US coin related (any .NET programmers?)
nwcs
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Any of you guys experienced with developing WinForm applications with Visual Studio.NET 2003? I've been playing around with a concept for a coin possession app that will be much easier and simpler to use than the ones I've seen. Wouldn't mind collaborating with someone who also codes in this environment. (I've been programming .NET for 2 years) It's the kind of fun project that I don't intend to be a CRM or enterprise level app. You know, no scaling up to SQL Server type of thing. Likely mdb backend using procs and such as needed (will have library code, data access layer, etc. no sloppy stuff here!) Will be dotfuscated for release, etc.
If you're a .NET programmer who is interested in programming with me, please PM me with questions.
If you're not a programmer, stay tuned. I have absolutely no dates of completion in mind right now. In fact, I've only mocked up 4 screens. I'm sick of obtuse and poorly laid out coin programs, too. That's why I never use ANY. And I don't like the spreadsheet approach, too annoying. So this program will eventually be the kind of program that I would use. Nicely laid out, easy to use, as few clicks and extraneous typing as possible. It isn't going to be a full inventory program, either, with all the stuff you may want. I won't bother with buy and sell prices, who you sold it to, etc. The goal is to not be a dealer type application tracking inventory but rather a collector-oriented program to manage current possessions.
Neil
If you're a .NET programmer who is interested in programming with me, please PM me with questions.
If you're not a programmer, stay tuned. I have absolutely no dates of completion in mind right now. In fact, I've only mocked up 4 screens. I'm sick of obtuse and poorly laid out coin programs, too. That's why I never use ANY. And I don't like the spreadsheet approach, too annoying. So this program will eventually be the kind of program that I would use. Nicely laid out, easy to use, as few clicks and extraneous typing as possible. It isn't going to be a full inventory program, either, with all the stuff you may want. I won't bother with buy and sell prices, who you sold it to, etc. The goal is to not be a dealer type application tracking inventory but rather a collector-oriented program to manage current possessions.
Neil
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