Not sure I would want to support a Windows Service \ HTTP Solution from IE 11 for 3000 tills.
Still hate WPF though.....
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIt is if you want an application that runs on Linux, Mac, Android, IoS, Windows, Unix, etc.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYou can if you host a http service locally on the machine to talk to the hardware. Anything a WPF application can do can be done with a browser plus a local http service / webserver. It could be an application or a Windows service (OWIN).
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYou can if you host a http service locally on the machine to talk to the hardware. Anything a WPF application can do can be done with a browser plus a local http service / webserver. It could be an application or a Windows service (OWIN).
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Originally posted by coolhandluke View PostYou can't interface with a barcode scanner or receipt printer easily from a browser.
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostOutside London that ain't bad.... In London it might rent you a mini-shed. I guess if you are content with that then fair enough.
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostI make that £4743 takehome a month. Don't be a dick, that's good money to someone.
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Originally posted by ShandyDrinker View Post^^ These.
While outside London someone may be a dick for not taking it, for some of the pressure that is exerted in Investment Banks £330 per day is on the low side. IBs are renowned for making unreasonable demands from time to time and I think the higher rate often goes some way to compensate for it.
Not sure about anyone else but within London I tend to aim for £100 per day over and above the same role I'd be looking at outside of London.
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostOutside London that ain't bad.... In London it might rent you a mini-shed. I guess if you are content with that then fair enough.Originally posted by fool View PostYou could get a decent flat and have a pretty decent life in a nice area. You wont be saving much at all though.
Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostI make that £4743 takehome a month. Don't be a dick, that's good money to someone.
Not sure about anyone else but within London I tend to aim for £100 per day over and above the same role I'd be looking at outside of London.
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I've just finished a gig for a big UK retail company that had 50 odd contractors developing a new WPF App for its new EPOS system. You can't interface with a barcode scanner or receipt printer easily from a browser.
That said I still dislike WPF.
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostOutside London that ain't bad.... In London it might rent you a mini-shed. I guess if you are content with that then fair enough.
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostI make that £4743 takehome a month. Don't be a dick, that's good money to someone.
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I make that £4743 takehome a month. Don't be a dick, that's good money to someone.
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostI would say that the latest web UI can be as rich as WPF and as responsive, using SignalR, D3.js, SVG, jQuery plugins, Kendo UI, etc
I'd be surprised if WPF is being developed for new things, more support and maintainence roles I suspect. Good luck and hopefully there's enough work to see you through.
My rich client UI comment was made somewhat tongue in cheek... unfortunately you have to keep reinventing yourself and keep up with the latest and greatest which is why I can understand people wanting to get out.
I have no intention of starting a flame war of the type that my technology is better than yours... I just think you might be too dismissive of particular technologies.
If I have to learn new frameworks to survive then so be it!Last edited by ShandyDrinker; 22 April 2016, 12:58.
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