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First of all, I would like to thank you for this tutorial. The problem with desktop programs is that the program installation must be done on the client. Can you make a tutorial on installing desktop programs without installing the program on the client, using automatic updates from the program
I think that, for automatic updates, a web/cloud service needs to be organized/built to be the source of the update, and then the desktop program can check if any update is present and pull the update when available.
Yes, in my test in C# .NET 8 LTS I see that InitializeComponent() is undefined ... I am not new to WinForms but I did not create any WinForms since .NET 4.5, and it's a bit surprising to see this in a project out of the box. What did I miss ? 🙂I appreciate any comments
Hope you have learnt something good today from this video. It takes lot of efforts to come up with videos like this. Would appreciate if you can like, share, comment on my videos and subscribe to my channel and thus help the channel to grow.
First of all, I would like to thank you for this tutorial. The problem with desktop programs is that the program installation must be done on the client. Can you make a tutorial on installing desktop programs without installing the program on the client, using automatic updates from the program
Thanks for your feedback.
I think that, for automatic updates, a web/cloud service needs to be organized/built to be the source of the update, and then the desktop program can check if any update is present and pull the update when available.
I'm new to win form and using vs 2024 version. Help me use the win form if possible
Yes, in my test in C# .NET 8 LTS I see that InitializeComponent() is undefined ... I am not new to WinForms but I did not create any WinForms since .NET 4.5, and it's a bit surprising to see this in a project out of the box. What did I miss ? 🙂I appreciate any comments
There is a solution - just cleaning the VS project followed by rebuilding it solves the issue, case closed ... 🙂