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I have created an update program for my project, and I’m thinking what is better – to be GUI, or to be console app?
Here’s both pros and cons:
GUI: user-friendly,easy, but too much for so little program. It is unnecesseraly.
Console: Simple, but not user-friendly. And easy too!
EDIT:
Thanks for the answers! My dilemma is that the GUI is kinda too much for something so small – it will have buttons, labels, progress bars, while with console you just click, and boom. It’s super easy!
Try to separate the update logic from the user interface. This makes it easy to try both of them.
You could have three separate projects in one solution. One class library containing the update logic. One console program and one WinForms program, both referencing the class library.