A C# IDE, apart from VS .NET ??
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I need an IDE, apart from VS .NET. (Not just a Code Editor) Which would be good IDE for developing .NET applications? It should also have intrinsic (compile and run from within the IDE) C#, ASP.NET, C++, Java, JSP. Anything else would be a plus.
Including all of that is very difficult. AFAIK, there is no IDE which contains C#, ASP.NET, C++, Java and JSP per default. Must IDEs, however, can be extended by plug-ins. I suggest you look into Eclipse (eclipse.org), which can be set up to provide support for nearly every programming language, if there is a plug-in available. For C# I would recommend SharpDevelop (www.icsharpcode.com or .net or something like that). Both are OpenSource and as such, can be downloaded for free. Cheers, Sebastian -- Contra vim mortem non est medicamen in hortem.
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Including all of that is very difficult. AFAIK, there is no IDE which contains C#, ASP.NET, C++, Java and JSP per default. Must IDEs, however, can be extended by plug-ins. I suggest you look into Eclipse (eclipse.org), which can be set up to provide support for nearly every programming language, if there is a plug-in available. For C# I would recommend SharpDevelop (www.icsharpcode.com or .net or something like that). Both are OpenSource and as such, can be downloaded for free. Cheers, Sebastian -- Contra vim mortem non est medicamen in hortem.
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Hi Sebastian, There is X-Develop of course. It has a 20-day trial version. But I don't want to buy it. So I am looking for something similar. Sourav.
You have borland IDE also for C#, but the cost $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$............... Borland always beats MS, in price also. http://www.priyank.in/
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You have borland IDE also for C#, but the cost $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$............... Borland always beats MS, in price also. http://www.priyank.in/
Yes, Borland C# Builder. Can u tell me this : I compile a project from C# Buider and it gives me the required output on the command line console. However, the console window terminates immediately on completion of the output. What do I have to do, to make it visible until I give the exit command ? An option is writing the line: Console.Readline (); at the end of the program. But I want to know, if this can be done NON-programmaticaly; i.e. by adjusting the IDE itself - Project / Run / Tools -menus, etc. Best regards,
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I need an IDE, apart from VS .NET. (Not just a Code Editor) Which would be good IDE for developing .NET applications? It should also have intrinsic (compile and run from within the IDE) C#, ASP.NET, C++, Java, JSP. Anything else would be a plus.
Primal Code from Sapien covers the .Net platform. Eclipse would be the next suggestion. It may not include "all flavors" currently but it seems to be maturing at very rapid pace.
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I need an IDE, apart from VS .NET. (Not just a Code Editor) Which would be good IDE for developing .NET applications? It should also have intrinsic (compile and run from within the IDE) C#, ASP.NET, C++, Java, JSP. Anything else would be a plus.
"SharpDevelop" is a good start: http://www.sharpdevelop.com/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx [^] -- Affordable Windows-based CMS for only 99 €: try www.zeta-producer.com for free!