I wrote a game for Windows Phone about five years ago. Though I'd had years of OOP coding at that time, after that project I haven't coded anything since. In those days, it was ASP.Net, Expression Blend, Silverlight, the Phone, WFC, Windows 7. I know a lot
has changed.
Now I would like to reheat those dev skills. My first order of business, I think, is to get this game running again so I have some familiar code to review. I no longer own a Windows Phone. I haven't been able to get the WP emulator installed on VS, (which
is a separate issue I'm working on and not the point of this post). In any case, my ultimate goal is to port this game to a platform that I can show people without needing a phone or emulator. Ideally, I would love to be able to run it in a browser.
So, this is sort of an open-ended question: Where do I start? The whole project is C# and the UI was built in Expression Blend, and it was completed in 2012. I can't run it now without the emulator, but even when I get the emulator problem
fixed, I'll immediately want to start porting it over.
So the context here is that I used to be a good C# developer, and built Windows Phone apps, but I'm sure things have changed in five years, and I want to use this old phone game to both brush up my skills and get it to a platform that I can show people without
needing a phone. Thanks in advance!
