How different is Game development to app development?

[Ravenheart]

When I was attempting to develop I only semi-learned C#, so I forgot about the dual-development languages thing! Nice catch!

It's a really nice thing about .Net languages you can even probably use Silverlight for the UI, C# for XNA and F# for some more mathematically inteve stuff, say, physics But I haven't tried that yet, I actually rediscovered F# just yesterday

[techblitz]

It's a really nice thing about .Net languages you can even probably use Silverlight for the UI, C# for XNA and F# for some more mathematically inteve stuff, say, physics But I haven't tried that yet, I actually rediscovered F# just yesterday

Today I learned that there was an F# language! Microsoft is skiing ailverlight though, as it maybe be to blame for scrolling issues and app sluggishness. Apparently Microsoft is rumored to support native code as the main method of developing apps. We'll see when Apollo drops