.NET Core Real Contractor Challenge

[DimPrawn]

This project is ideal for a contractor.

I guess skills shortages are real and I’ll have to get somebody offshore, oh well.

Well, you wouldn't want to give something back to Britain. Good luck, India is that way --->

[AtW]

Well, you wouldn't want to give something back to Britain. Good luck, India is that way --->

I am trying to give very easy money to a skilled UK IT Contractor, plus some glory in having implemented breakthrough feature in .NET

For some reason no takers

[DimPrawn]

I am trying to give very easy money to a skilled UK IT Contractor, plus some glory in having implemented breakthrough feature in .NET

For some reason no takers

No one wants to work for a to$$er

[AtW]

No one wants to work for a to$$er

It’s business, nothing personal

[BR14]

It’s business, nothing personal

Bye, Ivan, don't let the door slap your arse.......................

[xoggoth]

Yeah, I should have used VB6, then I'd be able to use PEEK and POKE to write machine code

Being retired I don't do pro stuff anymore but its amazing what you can still do with VB6 student edition. Got a program to backup to my spare computer on network, is really fast, one to play any of my favourite tunes on Youtube, another to show my password list by clicking on a small hidden area on my desktop, plus loads more. I do know how to (or did anyway) use .net etc but VB6 is so much simpler and always works. Embed the latest MS browser? No problem.

What I really like about MS is their backward compatibility. Certainly not true of Google. Used to do Android programs. When I wanted to make a few small changes I would first have to spend hours just trying to make the existing code work properly.

[TwoWolves]

Took me a minute to find the MSDN article. Ppfff.

[AtW]

Took me a minute to find the MSDN article. Ppfff.

Go on then, share it here.

[NigelJK]

Being retired I don't do pro stuff anymore but its amazing what you can still do with VB6

And it compiles to machine code not pcode

[LondonManc]

Yeah, I should have used VB6, then I'd be able to use PEEK and POKE to write machine code

You could have PEEKed and POKEd to your heart's content in Sinclair Spectrum basic, all in 16k of RAM.

In terms of the thread itself, have the goalposts stopped moving yet?