So you have your new and shiny application you just finished building and your trying to get people to try and buy it. But as a technologically savvy person you know all about the cracking and pirate scene, and you don’t want your app out there. Your not foolish to believe that whatever scheme you
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve referenced an Open Source .Net project and tried to compile only to be greeted with the “Assembly Generation Failed” compiler error. Some of my absolutely favorite projects StructreMap, NUnit, CommandLine and more never have a problem with this. But more often then not with some “off the
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In my previous post I talked about Neil Davidson’s book about software pricing. One of the principals in one of the final chapters was trying to convey how much your software cost to make, or how much of an investment you’ve put into it. Which I took to heart and tried to analyze one of
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