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How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Coding (https://sinister.li/Forum-Coding) +--- Forum: Visual Basic & .NET Framework (https://sinister.li/Forum-Visual-Basic-NET-Framework) +--- Thread: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] (/Thread-How-to-make-a-Auto-Updater-VB-Net) Pages:
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RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Blue - 07-15-2013 (07-15-2013, 09:48 AM)Wet Wrote: Awesome share, Blue! I'd say Blue-Quality, which is a synonym of being HQ. Oh youu. Stop it.
RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Blue - 08-23-2013 Hopefully more people will start using these things since we merged! RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Onlykl - 08-23-2013 Im currently working on something similar, but it uses php/mysql for update check
RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Blue - 08-23-2013 (08-23-2013, 11:11 PM)Onlykl Wrote: Im currently working on something similar, but it uses php/mysql for update check OH that is pretty neat actually.
RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Onlykl - 08-23-2013 Yes it is. You can manipulate with tables, details, commits, comments of new updates etc.. Like FileZilla updater I'm making actually
RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Blue - 08-23-2013 (08-23-2013, 11:17 PM)Onlykl Wrote: Yes it is. You can manipulate with tables, details, commits, comments of new updates etc.. Like FileZilla updater I'm making actually Oh I see I actually use FileZilla quite a bit!
RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Onlykl - 08-23-2013 I use it too. First time when i saw their update system, I said: " I must code it!"
RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Mafia - 08-29-2013 Thanks for the tutorial! I will use this in my program. RE: How to make a Auto-Updater [VB.Net] - Thr - 08-29-2013 This seems a bit incomplete to me...Seems you're missing information about grabbing the assembly version, and how to compare the version numbers to see if the downloaded version is larger than the one provided by the assembly. OT: I tend to like to stay away from .NET, mostly Visual Basic. I'm more of a C-based syntax type of guy. |