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Subject:
Development tool for programming web / pc application.
Category: Computers > Programming Asked by: prithba-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
16 Oct 2005 10:28 PDT
Expires: 15 Nov 2005 09:28 PST Question ID: 580939 |
I am developing a software application that is targeted towards consumer and can also be useful in a group setting (very small differences in code when used in multi user mode). In a single user mode user will install the application on their desktop and use. In group setting it will be installed on one of the desktop / server and can be used by the group as a web application (no installation on other desktops other than one main pc/server) >> I want to develop and manage a single code base but be able to deploy in two modes ? single user and mutli-user mode. >> What software development tool / technology (front end and logic) can I use so that the same code base application can run as a standalone application or as the web application? As this application will be deployed via web, I want to keep the install package size to minimum. Is it possible in Visual Studio.net? Also, give me names of other tools, commercial or freeware. |
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Re: Development tool for programming web / pc application.
From: pagalanari-ga on 24 Oct 2005 12:12 PDT |
If I understand right, you are looking to create a web application. For a web application you can use php, asp, or jsp to create an application. You will need a web server installed on the computer/server you keep your code (IIS or Tomcat can do that job). You can also use Visual Studio.net (to create aspx pages). Personally I find Visual Studio.net much easier and user friendly but needs developer licensing. But asp, jsp, and php can do that if you can handle programming and want to keep development cost low. If you decide to go with jsp you will need to download apache software as well. Hope that helps. |
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Re: Development tool for programming web / pc application.
From: fatgeekuk-ga on 04 Nov 2005 11:54 PST |
Look into using Ruby on Rails. It is a web framework, however, you would be able to re-use the MODEL classes within a normal Ruby application and use the TK framework for the standalong gui side. Tight integration with AJAX libraries will ensure that there is little "gap" in function between the standalone and web app. |
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