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Moving from the desktop to the web meant that the code would have to be rebuilt in an entirely different way. Not just from one syntax and grammar to another not just from one forms package to another, or a runtime library to a newer one. The news was that Artinsoft-our original company name-was being re-named as Mobilize.Net because we were pursuing a new, tougher, product goal: to use automation and AI in order to migrate code from the desktop to the web.

That, however, wasn't the news I learned about when interviewing for this job. NET with subsequent generations of tooling from that common origin. It wasn't perfect (how could it be?) but lots of people used it and lots of code has been successfully migrated to.

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And I had history: in the 90s I was part of a crew at Microsoft that had tackled part of the problem (Win32 to MacOS) for the Office team.īut Mobilize.Net-with some assistance from Microsoft-created the Visual Basic Upgrade Companion and it worked pretty well for moving old VB6 code to C# or VB.NET and Windows forms for the UI and of course the. As an engineering goal, it consistently was a mountain too high to climb. When I first joined Mobilize.Net-actually before I joined Mobilize.Net, since I was interviewing for the job-and I heard the business model was tools to do code conversion,Īfter all, code conversions had been a (basically unsuccessful) thing for years, sort of a holy grail of developer tools, along with the perfect no-code 4GL.

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70% of the players don't know how to handle the terror and it's throwing a lot of games. The added complexity just makes it more exciting and nothing feels better than killing a 10+ coin Nova. I haven't played the new map that much (a handful of times at Blizzcon and then a couple times in beta) but it seemed nice enough.Blackheart's Bay is my absolute favorite map. I haven't played the new map that much (a handful of times at Blizzcon and then a couple times in beta) but it seemed nice enough. I'm kinda apathetic on the garden terror and dragon shrine ones but they are fine. but the reality is that the bell-shaped layout of the map lanes so obnoxious that I really don't like playing it. In theory it might be more complex since the value of the coins definitely varies depending on how late into the game it is and how many turn-ins you've already done, perhaps giving it the potential for more strategy depth.

It's the most simplistic, but I like the teamfights at the tribute, and I like the mad zerg fests following when we get three. I guess maybe it depends on if there are enough active players that they can do that without negatively impacting queues. But I'm sure it will come for regular play eventually, too. I want to say - but can't remember for sure - that map blacklisting is already a planned feature for competitive play. I would be not the least bit shocked it was eventually added.