Design and Architecture

public abstract class MovableObject
{
  // Add base implementation
}

public class Legs : MovableObject
{
  // Do something
}

public class Wheels : MovableObject
{
  // Do something
}

public abstract MovableEgg
{
  public void Move();
}

public abstract EggWithLegs : MovableEgg
{
  public virtual void Move()
  {
    Console.WriteLine("I'm walking");
  }
}

public abstract EggWithWings : MovableEgg
{
  public virtual void Move()
  {
    Console.WriteLine("I'm flying");
  }
}

Interface IMovementMethod
{
    public void Move(Egg AnEgg,...);
}
Class Egg
{
    public IMovementMethod MovementMethod {get; set;}
    public void Move(...)
    {
        MovementMethod.Move(this,...)
    }
}

VuNic wrote:

Should I design it like this:

Member 8385949 wrote:

If all these other firms don't have Access, what other type of database should I
use?

Mycroft Holmes wrote:

the client will potentially need the exact version of office you are using.

devvvy wrote:

I just want to know "what's going to happen"

Richard MacCutchan wrote:

And why do you believe that developers are any better at foretelling the future than astrologers?

devvvy wrote:

However, is this a hint that .NET is legacy?

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Eddy Vluggen wrote:

Why is it that with each new thing, something else "needs to become legacy"?

Eddy Vluggen wrote:

WinRT is unmanaged, and will not replace the unmanaged environments.

Eddy Vluggen wrote:

WPF looks definitely looks like something worth investigating. No, WinForms isn't going away either

devvvy wrote:

I do both so no bias here but you can't deny most new jobs requires WPF not winform.

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Robb Ryniak wrote:

I am very much inclined to believe that full .NET will continue to be developed by Microsoft, and WinRT is really for lightweight apps that need to be run on both "WinPad" and desktop.