Beginning C# journey - knowledge and tips...
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Hi All! I have programmed two years in VB.Net and I'm thinking of moving on to C#. Main reason being that some applications at work are in C# and the online documentation I feel is better. I'm selflearned. My question is if you have tips regarding the problems below, documentation or tutorials that helped you once upon a time. Now to the problems: 1. I'm having difficulties to grasp how my new projects structure internally would be, best case. Often I start programming and finding out as I go. I feel I'm having planning issues. I work alot with database access applications. 2. When I'm programming I feel that I have a problem with finding good object structure. Per say; I have a class that handles errormessages but I have trouble seeing the solution for the structure of it and how other classes should us this class. 3. I work alot with databases, SQLite, Access etc. I've been reading into Dapper-solutions for easy CRUD work. Somehow I feel I should start of more basic. 4. I lack some basic OOP understanding. Even if I've read alot I feel I cannot implement it. For example interfaces, inheritence and project patterns. Examples I've read is relatade to real-time objects as Cats, Cars etc. But when I have for example "Register an abscense / holiday" etc. How should that object look and fall in line with other objects, no clue... Any tips on either number is greatly apprieciated! H
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Hi All! I have programmed two years in VB.Net and I'm thinking of moving on to C#. Main reason being that some applications at work are in C# and the online documentation I feel is better. I'm selflearned. My question is if you have tips regarding the problems below, documentation or tutorials that helped you once upon a time. Now to the problems: 1. I'm having difficulties to grasp how my new projects structure internally would be, best case. Often I start programming and finding out as I go. I feel I'm having planning issues. I work alot with database access applications. 2. When I'm programming I feel that I have a problem with finding good object structure. Per say; I have a class that handles errormessages but I have trouble seeing the solution for the structure of it and how other classes should us this class. 3. I work alot with databases, SQLite, Access etc. I've been reading into Dapper-solutions for easy CRUD work. Somehow I feel I should start of more basic. 4. I lack some basic OOP understanding. Even if I've read alot I feel I cannot implement it. For example interfaces, inheritence and project patterns. Examples I've read is relatade to real-time objects as Cats, Cars etc. But when I have for example "Register an abscense / holiday" etc. How should that object look and fall in line with other objects, no clue... Any tips on either number is greatly apprieciated! H
Bankaida wrote:
have programmed two years in VB.Net and I'm thinking of moving on to C#.
IMHO there is not much difference between the two. For basic syntax and usage try Microsoft Virtual academy .[^] I'm not sure if this is what your looking for. There are many great articles here on Code Project. Just search for relevant articles. Also in Q&A You can ask specific questions. Some of the guru's will help. (usually) Hope this helps.
David
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Hi All! I have programmed two years in VB.Net and I'm thinking of moving on to C#. Main reason being that some applications at work are in C# and the online documentation I feel is better. I'm selflearned. My question is if you have tips regarding the problems below, documentation or tutorials that helped you once upon a time. Now to the problems: 1. I'm having difficulties to grasp how my new projects structure internally would be, best case. Often I start programming and finding out as I go. I feel I'm having planning issues. I work alot with database access applications. 2. When I'm programming I feel that I have a problem with finding good object structure. Per say; I have a class that handles errormessages but I have trouble seeing the solution for the structure of it and how other classes should us this class. 3. I work alot with databases, SQLite, Access etc. I've been reading into Dapper-solutions for easy CRUD work. Somehow I feel I should start of more basic. 4. I lack some basic OOP understanding. Even if I've read alot I feel I cannot implement it. For example interfaces, inheritence and project patterns. Examples I've read is relatade to real-time objects as Cats, Cars etc. But when I have for example "Register an abscense / holiday" etc. How should that object look and fall in line with other objects, no clue... Any tips on either number is greatly apprieciated! H
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Hi All! I have programmed two years in VB.Net and I'm thinking of moving on to C#. Main reason being that some applications at work are in C# and the online documentation I feel is better. I'm selflearned. My question is if you have tips regarding the problems below, documentation or tutorials that helped you once upon a time. Now to the problems: 1. I'm having difficulties to grasp how my new projects structure internally would be, best case. Often I start programming and finding out as I go. I feel I'm having planning issues. I work alot with database access applications. 2. When I'm programming I feel that I have a problem with finding good object structure. Per say; I have a class that handles errormessages but I have trouble seeing the solution for the structure of it and how other classes should us this class. 3. I work alot with databases, SQLite, Access etc. I've been reading into Dapper-solutions for easy CRUD work. Somehow I feel I should start of more basic. 4. I lack some basic OOP understanding. Even if I've read alot I feel I cannot implement it. For example interfaces, inheritence and project patterns. Examples I've read is relatade to real-time objects as Cats, Cars etc. But when I have for example "Register an abscense / holiday" etc. How should that object look and fall in line with other objects, no clue... Any tips on either number is greatly apprieciated! H
Hello, when I started to learn C# I found that dotnetperls.com really helped to explain the basics of c#
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Bankaida wrote:
have programmed two years in VB.Net and I'm thinking of moving on to C#.
IMHO there is not much difference between the two. For basic syntax and usage try Microsoft Virtual academy .[^] I'm not sure if this is what your looking for. There are many great articles here on Code Project. Just search for relevant articles. Also in Q&A You can ask specific questions. Some of the guru's will help. (usually) Hope this helps.
David
I think the same series is avilable on Channel9 : http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C-Sharp-Fundamentals-Development-for-Absolute-Beginners[^]
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I think the same series is avilable on Channel9 : http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C-Sharp-Fundamentals-Development-for-Absolute-Beginners[^]
You are correct sir. :)
David