Sozin Wrote: Looks nice. Which language are you using to program this?
I'm guessing C#(Which is stupid asf because no matter how much obfuscation/protection you use, there's always gonna be someone that can reverse it.
OP: I suggest you write this in C++.
C++ is not really for desktop applications. Well yes you can use it for that but it is not really meant for that. Also C++ is pain in the ass even for experienced programmer.
- There are also lots of exceptions where you should use C++ instead C#. For example really performance heavy applications where speed matters. *Also please note I'm not saying you can't or shouldn't make desktop applications in C++ just not recommending it.
I actually recommend people to code .NET applications in C++, it's simply the most powerful language for .NET development. Also, if your application is coded in C++ please use VMProtect to protect your software it makes it pretty much uncrackable. It's not a pain in the ass once you actually get the hang of it.