December 2009 I've been researching, playing, testing, developing and deploying with CSLA from version 1.0 to 3.0.5 on the Windows desktop platform for 3 years. I've got an geosciences application with GIS (GIS in beta release) running amongst 40+ users country-wide within my customer's WAN for just over a year now, handling access to 40 million+ records.
Firstly, "Rocky, thank you very much for the vision, the time, the effort, the drive and confidence and especially, those books!!" Being in this industry myself for almost 14 years I know there would have been hard times, dark times, lack of family responsibility, and some added words in your vocabulary. Thanks for everything.
Secondly, thank to all forumites with your posts, titbits and comments, from which I've learned everything there is to know about CSLA, software and life.
From this month I'll be venturing into the little unknown (for me) world of Linq, Silverlight, ASP.NET 3.5, accompanying with my ever trusted CSLA assembly. I'll be starting with 3.6.0, to get the grips and work my way up. I can't wait...
Regards
Thank you for your kind words and thoughts Casper, I appreciate them very much.
Best of luck as you explore Silverlight. For my part, I haven't had so much fun programming for many years as I have with Silverlight, and I hope you have a similar experience.
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