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  1. Miles

    A question on architecture

    If I want to stick with C# and dot net whether it be framework or core, then what would you recommend Sheepings? I don't need to use dnc I can just go with dot net framework 4.8 for now and switch over to .net 6 in the future if that happens to be less buggy, provided the port isn't too...
  2. Miles

    A question on architecture

    Ok... So, would I be correct in assuming that I could build a Web API that I can host on my Windows Server using IIS so that all the business logic and state is handled on the server and not on the client machines and then build whatever front-end I like that calls into that Web API which...
  3. Miles

    A question on architecture

    Yes, respoonsive design they call it don't they? And I have a little bit of experience with really simple web stuff. I know how to get a basic page up and running using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I have even done a little bit of AJAX stuff and used newer JS features like async and await and...
  4. Miles

    A question on architecture

    Thanks for the replies. First up, I do apologise for being so clueless. Outside of simple Windows desktop applications I am not very knowledgeable, and even within that area I'm not much of an expert. As much as I would love to, the AS400 can't be thrown away yet. We have plans to migrate to...
  5. Miles

    A question on architecture

    I was under the impression that Xamarin was for mobile development.
  6. Miles

    A question on architecture

    Hello good people. New here. First post. First up, I am by no means a "professional" developer. I have written quite a few desktop applications in Python Qt, VB.NET and C# WinForms, Java Swing (many years ago), and a whole bunch of code to automate host applications with VBA (Excel, Access...
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