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5 hours ago, Harlequin wrote
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Think there's a bug in your blog system. That is the right Url, but direct link to post doesn't work.
There is a subtle space behind his blogspam link and IE doesn't seem to convert it anymore to %20
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@brian.shapiro:
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I'm watching C9 live right now and it looks like they fixed the UPPERCASE MENU ITEMS to lowercase.
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@evildictaitor: Not really. WindowsUpdate was only 1 of the things that didn't want to install. The Visual C++ runtime was impossible to install too.
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@Bas: I bought 3 books and got a 14 $ discount! I'm so cheap but it's probably a one time discount.
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Nice and let's see if that ERR20 code works too.
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Post some code.
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I should rephrase my words a bit.
Web developers have a history of wanting to be able to run their html/css/javascript on as much browsers and platforms as possible without rewriting their code, they also have a history of bashing Microsoft and IE for not making enough progress with the browser. I don't see that group of people suddenly using WinJS to create html applications for Windows only. My conclusion is that WinJS will not become a popular platform to develop on.
EDIT: added a sentence
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@Charles: If you want to make an HTML5 application you might as well make it run on all browsers/platforms. And IE10 will support HTML5 offline apps.
There is nothing wrong with using WinJS/WinRT/COM but I feel that if you want to use WinRT then you should use a .net language or C++ instead of HTML.