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    Programming D&D utilities for Microsoft's .NET framework

    Thanks Brent. I'll check it out. -Hawks Talon, MCP
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    Character Generator Software Concept

    dvvega, I agree with you on redundant data. As a VB/SQL developer I try to reduce as much data redundancy as possible. Doing calculations on the fly has little to no impact on preformance of an app so there is no true advantage to storing pre-calculated data. -Hawks Talon, MCP
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    Programming D&D utilities for Microsoft's .NET framework

    Eiffel may be "good", but $5000 is too steap a cost to justify, especialy for a small project like this. Hell, you can download a C# compiler from M$ for "free". I know I would not be willing to spend 5k to develop a product that I would be making little to no money on. -Hawks Talon, MCP
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    Programming D&D utilities for Microsoft's .NET framework

    theoremtank, I'll take a look at what you have. Just shoot me an email at hawks__talon@hotmail.com. Hawks Talon, MCP
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    Programming D&D utilities for Microsoft's .NET framework

    Agreed, UI development is tough to do. Just because it is easy for you as the developer to use does not mean that it will be for everyone else. That is the problem I have with "Open Source" programs in general, and it is the reason products like Linux have not made it in the general user domain...
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    Programming D&D utilities for Microsoft's .NET framework

    Studio .NET has a lot of potential for development of applications for RPGs. I was working on a system for Palladium and may convert it over to .NET and finish it up for them, haven't decided yet. I've toyed with the idea of creating an app for D&D and other systems in .NET, my problem is time...
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