Hi Mike,
I think I have a decent understanding of C# and .NET, at least enough to be able to understand most code I read, but I really need to get this project going, so I don't really have any choice :(
>Hi, Frank. Are you sure you aren't taking on too much all at once? Maybe it would be a good idea to try to get at least a decent understanding of C# and .NET. Those two can be learned together IMO. Then move on to WPF, Silverlight, and CSLA. This is just my take. Those here with more experience with these technologies may or may not agree.
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>PS -- Have you had any impact from the earthquake in Haiti or is it too far away?
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>>Hi Viv,
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>>Thanks, I've been asking questions on the CSLA forum, but part if my problem is that I'm new to C# and .NET and they don't seem to have the time to be answering my basic questions.
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>>FWIW I have actually got a small app up and running with CSLA.NET and WPF. Silverlight is also supposed to work well with it. Maybe these were enhanced since you last looked at it.
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>>I will ask general questions here, but for more specific ones it will be much more productive if I have someone who can look at my work and see what's going on.
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>>>For Silverlight you could maybe try here :
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/56.aspx>>>
>>>Don't know about CSLA advice. FWIW I looked at this a couple of years ago and at the time was not convinced that it would make a good fit with WPF (and by extension, Silverlight)
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>>>And you can always ask questions here.........
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>>>>I haven't had any responses at all. :( Is there a better place to ask this that someone can suggest?
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>>>>>I am just getting started with the whole Visual Studio, .NET, C#, Silverlight, CSLA.NET (preferably), TDD thing and have a couple projects I need to start on. I have been developing software in Windows for the past 19 years (mostly using Visual FoxPro!) and have spent a few weeks studying the CSLA.NET framework and Expert C# 2008 Business Objects book and need to get up and running quickly.
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>>>>>I would like someone who would be able to help me remotely (using TeamViewer/Skype preferably). I am based in Trinidad (my time zone is GMT -4) and would need someone who would be available for one or two hours a day, a couple times a week between my hours of 8am to 4pm. We can set a scheduled time for "discussions" if preferred.
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>>>>>Please respond to frank at SamaanSystems dot com with your hourly rate and experience.
