Converting / Porting a C# app to a web based technology -


has heard of way port or convert c# desktop application suitable web technology. important factors here high framerate, used displaying flashing objects onto display.

or, alternately best web language use response time (js, java applet, etc). if has done similar requirements, have tried?

edit: it's c# .net 2.0 windows standalone desktop application. don't know more, wondering if technology exists kind of c# application kind of web technology. job i'm applying , asking insight.

this subjective question, have been doing web development specializes in creating highly dynamic front end environments can give 2 cents.

you c# developer (which implies have used .net in past). if want remain loyal ms, try developing web application using asp.net mvc frameworks. shy away silverlight ms has no intention of enhance have heard (build conference).

personally, have been using angularjs, html5, d3.js create highly interactive, data visualization applications resemble in terms of interactiveness desktop app.

edit:

on last build conference, easy tell ms trying push web technologies on desktop technologies. pushing stuff html5 , typescript (which integrates nicely vs). had no mention of desktop technology infuriated quite few people. so, if want embrace future: go html5 , javascript (typescript)

edit 2:

links:

http://angularjs.org/ (a easy use mvc front end framework, goes nicely ideas behind mvvm)

http://www.typescriptlang.org/ (microsoft's favorite flavor of js)

http://d3js.org/ (a cool library data visualization, if interested)


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