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It is a cool way to demonstrate the importance of the speed of light to figure out the optimal length of an antenna for a given radio frequency.My son, when asking why knowing the speed of light matters, was impressed when I showed him we could make our own wifi antenna by using this to figure out the length it needed to be. Of course antenna design can be complex but this was still cool to show.
I ended up (a few years back) going with WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) in C# targeting .NET client profile. Of course you still need .NET, however, the client profile is a much smaller install than the full version and I have no problems going from .NET 4 to 4.5. No specific version is needed unless you want to use new features.
In regards to your needs here is a couple of reasons I like WPF: -The entire GUI can be written in markup XAML (an XML based markup language) so its kind of web like. You can use the GUI if you like but doing it in XAML forces good design patterns and IMO is easier. -"Click Once Deployment" allows you to publish the app build to a network share which can be run directly over the network (no local install). There are various options so if you choose to run locally you can. If you update your app, you simply publish again, and when the end users launches the app again it will be updated.
You can bundle dependencies so the first install would include the large (41MB) .NET client profile but after that it would just be the size of your app. This has worked well for me to allow users to install/update the apps over slow VPN connections.
There also seems to be a healthy market for game assets (3D models, textures, etc.) and multiple stores you can sell them in.
http://www.turbosquid.com/ https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/
In regards to tutorials I have noticed many people using Patreon. Some seem to be making a decent passive income.
I do wish they posted more about how they set this up. It sounds straight forward and if using pure tones should be easily reproduced...
Sorry, this is not a useful comment on the article. I am so tired of hearing the 'learning to code' crap. Don't learn to code. Code to learn.
I did not loose my job or end up poor but I bet that guy is thinking "what an idiot, what were you thinking" not knowing how this did impact me.
Prob a poor anecdote but damn did I learn my lesson. Especially since it impacted me financially.
We all make mistakes, financially or otherwise. The point is that we should learn from them and not keep repeating them.
This took a minute to sink in. Everyone should contemplate this statement for a minute. For me the phrase All Lives Matter seems very guiltless and brings feelings of unity, while Black Lives Matter brings feelings of division. Just seems like it is doing nothing to unite people on the cause... like a bad marketing campaign trying to guilt people into joining a cause.