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<blockquote data-quote="miz" data-source="post: 167354" data-attributes="member: 54145">Hello,I am an experienced developer (since 15 jears, last 9 years professionally), started with c++ (after messing around with basic and pascal <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /> ) and finally got into c# development from the first BETA on (must be from ~2002).I would really like to get involved into development a bit (though I have not very much time - espacially in summer because of garden work and sunshine outside).Browsing through the forum and the wiki I found some information, but the really useful information does not seem to be there - a development roadmap, the architecture / design of MP and so on. But on the other hand - maybe I didn't found it.So my question would be: how could I start to get into development easiest (except reading the coding style, which is very hard to follow, if you are used to other guidelines within your work - whether it is nice or not is just a matter of opinion I guess)?BTW: Is there a plan to move to .net 3.0 (or .net 3.5 /c#3 when its out) in a mid-term range? Do you want to incorporate WPF (I just starting to learn - read one of the first books and wanted to get playing with it a little), or do you want to stick to your DirectX engine (I think WPF could provide easier means to test because of the strict separation of Non-GUI and GUI and will have greater flexibility for GUI design).Thanks,Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="miz, post: 167354, member: 54145"] Hello, I am an experienced developer (since 15 jears, last 9 years professionally), started with c++ (after messing around with basic and pascal :D ) and finally got into c# development from the first BETA on (must be from ~2002). I would really like to get involved into development a bit (though I have not very much time - espacially in summer because of garden work and sunshine outside). Browsing through the forum and the wiki I found some information, but the really useful information does not seem to be there - a development roadmap, the architecture / design of MP and so on. But on the other hand - maybe I didn't found it. So my question would be: how could I start to get into development easiest (except reading the coding style, which is very hard to follow, if you are used to other guidelines within your work - whether it is nice or not is just a matter of opinion I guess)? BTW: Is there a plan to move to .net 3.0 (or .net 3.5 /c#3 when its out) in a mid-term range? Do you want to incorporate WPF (I just starting to learn - read one of the first books and wanted to get playing with it a little), or do you want to stick to your DirectX engine (I think WPF could provide easier means to test because of the strict separation of Non-GUI and GUI and will have greater flexibility for GUI design). Thanks, Michael [/QUOTE]

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