
Let me start by saying three words. “CRASH AND BURN”. Well, I guess that makes it sound much worse than it really was, however I have to say that I don’t enjoy when create a brand new project, press “Run” and it crashes with a funky license error. Especially when I’ve come from out of town as an INETA speaker to talk about developing in Windows 8 with HTML5 / CSS3 and JavaScript to the Central California .Net Users Group. People have high expectations! I had done about 10 practice run through on the AmTrak train on the way to Fresno and no time did I have an issue. First time in the actual meeting and the demo gods struck! Here is the screen I was greeted with: Or, for the … Continue Reading
