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Does anyone know how many man-hours were used in creating .NET 1.0?
I thought it would be an interesting statistic to know.
Thanks.
I thought it would be an interesting statistic to know.
Thanks.
Not enough.
Why?
In web applications I still have to use this crap HTML and Javascript. And
the whole logic of a web application is worse then mainframe applications in
70s and 80s. The only difference is that now we can play with pictures.
Regarding window applications I can create better looking and better
performing systems using other software.
The only good thing is C#.
You mean that W3C told M$ to keep Javascript?Cor Ligthert said:Hi Marius,
applications
This has nothing to do with DotNet, this has to do with by instance W3C.
The server side the logic is much more and the way Microsoft fixed that to
the W3C regulated clientside is really amazing.
You can make as well your window applications over Internet using dotNet
webservices.
Looks a lot better than that HTML, however those windows applications have a
lot more deployment problems.
Mark Broadbent said:A couple hundred grand hehe, that'll probably have paid for 1 second of
Anders&Co s' time.
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anon said:90 hours ????
Just how much do these guys get paid to work 90 hours?
Permanent employees and Contract people?
CJ Taylor said:60 hour week at MS? Maybe a *lite* week. I would expect more around 70-100
hours a week there. I've have a couple friends that work there (yet
still
can't find room for even a coffee boy..) and they work on average 75 hours
a week. My friend Henry was a PM for IE6, he would work 90 most often...
anon said:500 developer x 2000 hours per year = 1,000,000 hours per year?
3 to 4 years, maybe 5 years.
These developers don't really work a 9 to 5 to 40 hour week. Probably
at
least a 60 hour week
so 500 developers x 3000 hour per year = 1,500,000 hours per year
1.5 millions hours/year x 3 years = 4.5 million man hours of programmers
only?
probably at least 500 people who are not programmers, but managers,
marketing, sales.
10 million hours?
"CJ Taylor" <[cege] at [tavayn] dit commmmm> wrote in message
Wow... I cannot even fathom. I once heard that the entire team
(given all
of the languages) was well above 500 developers... I don't even know the
management.
I'm sure Anders has about 3,000 in there alone...
So you probably looking at a couple hundred grand when all was said and
done...
Does anyone know how many man-hours were used in creating .NET 1.0?
I thought it would be an interesting statistic to know.
Thanks.
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