2011-08-15, 08:49 PM
IceCorp:
I mean coding in anything that is able to create webpages, including C#. In fact, I know a lot of my friends who work with C# during web-programming - though I'm unsure of what framework they use.
If you're lacking a webpage and consider it unprofessional to not have a good domain, why not invest in one? If you splash in some advertisement, the costs of having a webpage will go into income if you develop the application properly.
Didn't know that the application automatically updates when launched, but that's nice to hear. If it's possible to sync data over two or more computers, that'd be great too (though, as mentioned, this issue will disappear if you're making a webpage out of it).
The virus-argument was probably a bad argument if people do not believe it's a virus. However, to click a link compared to downloading an application is a huge step, and by removing that huge step, you're making the application more available. By making the application more available, you will get more users.
I cannot really argument against the last reason of yours, as it's a personal matter. Finally, remember that these are just suggestions, not necessarily things that you agree with!
I mean coding in anything that is able to create webpages, including C#. In fact, I know a lot of my friends who work with C# during web-programming - though I'm unsure of what framework they use.
If you're lacking a webpage and consider it unprofessional to not have a good domain, why not invest in one? If you splash in some advertisement, the costs of having a webpage will go into income if you develop the application properly.
Didn't know that the application automatically updates when launched, but that's nice to hear. If it's possible to sync data over two or more computers, that'd be great too (though, as mentioned, this issue will disappear if you're making a webpage out of it).
The virus-argument was probably a bad argument if people do not believe it's a virus. However, to click a link compared to downloading an application is a huge step, and by removing that huge step, you're making the application more available. By making the application more available, you will get more users.
I cannot really argument against the last reason of yours, as it's a personal matter. Finally, remember that these are just suggestions, not necessarily things that you agree with!