09-02-2016, 09:11 PM
Ixnay, thank you for the feedback, but developing it as a web app just isn't an option at this point.
I fully understand your rationale as to why it's better as a web app, but it's just not financially feasible at this point. The application, as it is, represents about 2 man-years worth of effort. I can't afford to throw that away to take a new approach at this point.
As to the issue regarding the other application - that won't happen with Cohorts. Cohorts is designed to run on Windows 10 and Xbox One. Hardware and operating systems are not an issue (or at least, really shouldn't be). All Windows Store apps are safe to run on computers. They run inside a sandbox and it's impossible for the developer to access anything other than the resources inside the sandbox. For the application to access other resources, the software has to ask permission, the same way that web apps work.
Cheers,
Paul
I fully understand your rationale as to why it's better as a web app, but it's just not financially feasible at this point. The application, as it is, represents about 2 man-years worth of effort. I can't afford to throw that away to take a new approach at this point.
As to the issue regarding the other application - that won't happen with Cohorts. Cohorts is designed to run on Windows 10 and Xbox One. Hardware and operating systems are not an issue (or at least, really shouldn't be). All Windows Store apps are safe to run on computers. They run inside a sandbox and it's impossible for the developer to access anything other than the resources inside the sandbox. For the application to access other resources, the software has to ask permission, the same way that web apps work.
Cheers,
Paul