BTW .Net framework already has some samples,tutorials, quick starts. Also there are plenty of 'tutorials' on the internet (ie:
www.asp.net,
www.dotnetnukes.com,
www.dotnetjunkies.com, msdn.microsoft.com ...)
Cetin
>Hi Suhas,
>Then all you need is to download the framework. It contains compilers for c# (csc) and vb (vbc? I guess). However .Net command environment needs some environment variables for paths. Add a shortcut pointing to "vsvars32.bat" and you've a command line for .Net.
>ie: I do like this.
>-Invoke the shortcut.
>d:
>cd NetCodes
>Notepad somecode.cs
>csc somecode.cs
>somecode.exe
>
>
//HelloWorld.cs - I'd type this in notepad
>using System; // Might directly add System as a prefix to console but code soon gets longer
>// and having like this helps
>class HelloWorld
>{
> static void Main()
> {
> Console.WriteLine("Hello World");
> }
>}
>One thing I obey is to have indentation style even for the simpliest code. I wouldn't, say code the above as:
>
//HelloWorld.cs
>class HelloWorld { static void Main() { System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World"); }}
>Both are legal (and I'm lying saying I wouldn't write like this for simple code:).
>Why I'd use notepad instead of IDE. Basically for 2 reasons:
>1) Quicker for simple test codes than to do that under IDE.
>2) Helps me 'memorizing' the classes. Just another way of learning (hands on thing).
>Of course an IDE is a must at the end but w/o an IDE it's nice to even create a full blown windows form (and web form) just using notepad and csc.exe:) I do the same at times directly in a method window of a VFP form, why not here - ie: I might need a modal form getting some info from user and lazy to create another form I simply code it in method code and call with execscript():)
>Cetin
>
>>Hi Cetin,
>>
>>>>probably they calculated 99% of developers would buy the IDE, species like me that can do with just a notepad are endangered:)
>>
>>I would really be intersted in learning that way(i mean the notepad or just writing in a edit window even). Can u help me out as u always have ? Where can i get the pointers for that to get started ??
>>
>>thanx
>>Suhashegde
