.NET = VS 2005.... My Head
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Men/Ladies my head's spinning faster that a toliet flush. :omg: Is visual studio 2005 the new name for .NET family , what should i be flushing my money down on, i'm totally lost ? any help appreciated. Thanks
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Men/Ladies my head's spinning faster that a toliet flush. :omg: Is visual studio 2005 the new name for .NET family , what should i be flushing my money down on, i'm totally lost ? any help appreciated. Thanks
AFAIK, visual studio is microsoft IDE to program the .net framework ( and generic C/C++ ).
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Men/Ladies my head's spinning faster that a toliet flush. :omg: Is visual studio 2005 the new name for .NET family , what should i be flushing my money down on, i'm totally lost ? any help appreciated. Thanks
TaknuMone wrote: Is visual studio 2005 the new name for .NET family No, Visual Studio 2005 is the next version of Microsoft's IDE (Integrated Development Environment). It is used to create .NET applications, it is not the new name for .NET. Visual Studio 2005 is the 8th major release of the Visual Studio family.
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Men/Ladies my head's spinning faster that a toliet flush. :omg: Is visual studio 2005 the new name for .NET family , what should i be flushing my money down on, i'm totally lost ? any help appreciated. Thanks
Visual Studio 2005 is an IDE. .NET is a marketing word from Microsoft. The .NET Framework is a programming framework from Microsoft. It is commonly associated with C#, Visual Basic .NET and includes ASP.NET, Windows Forms, Web Forms, Web Services etc. The latest version of the .NET Framework is 1.1. The upcoming version is 2.0. Visual Studio .NET 2002 was targeted at .NET Framework 1.0. Visual Studio .NET 2003 was targeted at .NET Framework 1.1. Visual Studio 2005 will be targeted at .NET Framework 2.0. They droped the word .NET from the product name for some reason. You can programme for the .NET Framework without Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Michael Dunn wrote: "except the sod who voted this a 1, NO SOUP FOR YOU" Crikey! ain't life grand?
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Visual Studio 2005 is an IDE. .NET is a marketing word from Microsoft. The .NET Framework is a programming framework from Microsoft. It is commonly associated with C#, Visual Basic .NET and includes ASP.NET, Windows Forms, Web Forms, Web Services etc. The latest version of the .NET Framework is 1.1. The upcoming version is 2.0. Visual Studio .NET 2002 was targeted at .NET Framework 1.0. Visual Studio .NET 2003 was targeted at .NET Framework 1.1. Visual Studio 2005 will be targeted at .NET Framework 2.0. They droped the word .NET from the product name for some reason. You can programme for the .NET Framework without Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Michael Dunn wrote: "except the sod who voted this a 1, NO SOUP FOR YOU" Crikey! ain't life grand?
Thankyou for the information. How can I programe for .NET Framework without Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005:omg:. Is there any other IDE available? ARSALAN MALIK
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Thankyou for the information. How can I programe for .NET Framework without Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005:omg:. Is there any other IDE available? ARSALAN MALIK
notepad and csc.exe if you program in C#. ;P Also SharpDevelop is a good one.
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Thankyou for the information. How can I programe for .NET Framework without Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005:omg:. Is there any other IDE available? ARSALAN MALIK
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Thankyou for the information. How can I programe for .NET Framework without Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005:omg:. Is there any other IDE available? ARSALAN MALIK
There are other IDEs available as mentioned, such as the usable and free SharpDevelop. You can also write all your .NET Framework code (C#, VB.NET, Cobol.NET, C++.NET etc.) in any text editor (e.g. Notepad) and then use the right compiler from the .NET Framework SDK. So you could create a C# class file (.cs) in notepad and then use csc.exe to compile it into an executable or dll. So you get the .NET Framework redistributable (pretty much a "runtime") and then you can get the additional SDK (software development kit) which comes with documentation, compilers and samples. Both are free to install, use etc. You then get IDEs which target the .NET Framework and make it much easier to compile than running csc.exe at the command line. VS.NET is still the best though for developing .NET Framework applications. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Michael Dunn wrote: "except the sod who voted this a 1, NO SOUP FOR YOU" Crikey! ain't life grand?