C# Programming
09-09-2011, 11:41 PM
Hi, I was just wondering...
To write a good, interactive online game (as an example) would normally require flash, and this has its own language...right?
Now, if I learnt C#, is it possible to have some kind of "flash" like interface so that I could place interactive programs online.
I was looking at Silverlight, would you be able to use this to write 100% C# games and then run them in the browser, or is there another method?
I am interested as I want to create my own little, fun, gaming website. But instead of presenting my games for download, I would like to allow the user to run them in the browser, online.
I really don't want to start learning flash and other tools and technology’s just yet, and would prefer to do this as close to 100% C# as possible, but would still like to include basic graphics, animations, sound etc.
Thank you for any ideas.
Steve
To write a good, interactive online game (as an example) would normally require flash, and this has its own language...right?
Now, if I learnt C#, is it possible to have some kind of "flash" like interface so that I could place interactive programs online.
I was looking at Silverlight, would you be able to use this to write 100% C# games and then run them in the browser, or is there another method?
I am interested as I want to create my own little, fun, gaming website. But instead of presenting my games for download, I would like to allow the user to run them in the browser, online.
I really don't want to start learning flash and other tools and technology’s just yet, and would prefer to do this as close to 100% C# as possible, but would still like to include basic graphics, animations, sound etc.
Thank you for any ideas.
Steve