All_In
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- Joined
- Apr 21, 2008
- Messages
- 16,105
- Location
- San Diego, CA. USA
- Aircraft
- Airgyro AG915 Centurian, Aviomania G1sb
- Total Flight Time
- Gyroplane 70Hrs, not sure over 10,000+ logged FW, 260+ ultralights, sailplane, hang-gliders
Greetings my friends.
It required over 100 hours to write it and the site has been down for over 400 hours of testing and debugging and I expect members will discover a few more bugs trying things I've not tested.
This suite should attract the most hits as both newbies and experienced long-time pilots need to buy parts, avionic, etc as well as sell and or buy a new ride.
Here are the video instructions. I start out teaching how to post LINKS from another website so PRA can list all ads for anything related to rotorcraft.
By the end of February, I will try and have the library debugged and online. That will complete PRA's website, except for adding more content to the existing suites.
To get here I've had to write two websites. The first took over 2000 hours. When I finished ASP.Net website literally one month later Microsoft announced that ASP.Net would NOT BE SUPPORTED anymore. This meant that PRA would have to have it rewritten to the new .Net Core architecture in 3 to five years. It took at least a year to learn the new coding and programming structure.
But I have totally rewritten everything but the library.
What would have it cost PRA to write this 1st website? 2000 hours times a minimum of $100 an hour = $200,000.00 in free services? And would have taken over a year even with a team of 4 programmers to get the 1st version working.
The 2nd ASP.Net Core website I have now almost finished took over 3000 hours. This was done while I was going through chemo treatments and ill most of the time.
Sorry, it's taken so long, but literally, no one was willing to even help me even debug the software. I begged Brent for 6 months to find a programmer who knew how to publish Core .Net 5 software as none of the IP service providers knew how and I was tired of failing.
5000 hours by a one-man bank is hard, but I never give up and never surrender.
It required over 100 hours to write it and the site has been down for over 400 hours of testing and debugging and I expect members will discover a few more bugs trying things I've not tested.
This suite should attract the most hits as both newbies and experienced long-time pilots need to buy parts, avionic, etc as well as sell and or buy a new ride.
Here are the video instructions. I start out teaching how to post LINKS from another website so PRA can list all ads for anything related to rotorcraft.
By the end of February, I will try and have the library debugged and online. That will complete PRA's website, except for adding more content to the existing suites.
To get here I've had to write two websites. The first took over 2000 hours. When I finished ASP.Net website literally one month later Microsoft announced that ASP.Net would NOT BE SUPPORTED anymore. This meant that PRA would have to have it rewritten to the new .Net Core architecture in 3 to five years. It took at least a year to learn the new coding and programming structure.
But I have totally rewritten everything but the library.
What would have it cost PRA to write this 1st website? 2000 hours times a minimum of $100 an hour = $200,000.00 in free services? And would have taken over a year even with a team of 4 programmers to get the 1st version working.
The 2nd ASP.Net Core website I have now almost finished took over 3000 hours. This was done while I was going through chemo treatments and ill most of the time.
Sorry, it's taken so long, but literally, no one was willing to even help me even debug the software. I begged Brent for 6 months to find a programmer who knew how to publish Core .Net 5 software as none of the IP service providers knew how and I was tired of failing.
5000 hours by a one-man bank is hard, but I never give up and never surrender.
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