Re:Why you should not develop apps for Windows 10
by njloof on Wednesday January 20, 2016 @10:12AM
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I'm working on a legacy desktop app (~25 years), currently around 600 projects. Maybe one developer per 7 projects. Common workflow is to create custom solutions around your working set of projects, but that's not ideal for whole code analysis/debugging.
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Re:Why you should not develop apps for Windows 10
by PopsiclePete on Wednesday January 20, 2016 @01:30PM
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Have you guys heard of "libraries"? Having that much source code open at once when I bet 90% rarely needs to be analyzed/parsed is insane.
It always amazes me how someone can say "x sucks" and never question their own insane workflow.
Re:Why you should not develop apps for Windows 10
by cptskippy on Wednesday January 20, 2016 @10:39AM
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Does that mean that there's a lot of duplicate projects? It seems like there's an opportunity for consolidation. I've seen a few solutions where a developer created a Project for every class library and then only ever referenced them from 1 other Project. I was able to roll up a 30+ project solution into 5.