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Application Front End in C#
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postdoes that mean you aren't going to suggest any site for spaceboy ?
Whilst I may have been slightly tongue-in-cheek earlier, I'm sure that any developer would tell SC the same: there's simply no such thing as a single guide that can "quickly walk a novice through how to build an application front end in C#?", any more than there's "a" single guide on how to build a facade for a building, even one that isn't fancy.
There are around twenty different types of project that can be built using C# in conjunction with the .net framework. You'd need to know which type of solution you were trying to build before you could begin to provide any meaningful advice; web projects are as different to windows forms as skyscrapers are to bungalows, and whilst ASP.Net and ASP.Net MVC may sound the same, they're quite different.Comment
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Originally posted by Gentile View PostUnfortunately not. It's just too general a question to be meaningfully answered.
Whilst I may have been slightly tongue-in-cheek earlier, I'm sure that any developer would tell SC the same: there's simply no such thing as a single guide that can "quickly walk a novice through how to build an application front end in C#?", any more than there's "a" single guide on how to build a facade for a building, even one that isn't fancy.
There are around twenty different types of project that can be built using C# in conjunction with the .net framework. You'd need to know which type of solution you were trying to build before you could begin to provide any meaningful advice; web projects are as different to windows forms as skyscrapers are to bungalows, and whilst ASP.Net and ASP.Net MVC may sound the same, they're quite different.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by Gentile View PostUnfortunately not. It's just too general a question to be meaningfully answered.
Originally posted by Gentile View PostWhilst I may have been slightly tongue-in-cheek earlier, I'm sure that any developer would tell SC the same: there's simply no such thing as a single guide that can "quickly walk a novice through how to build an application front end in C#?", any more than there's "a" single guide on how to build a facade for a building, even one that isn't fancy.
Originally posted by Gentile View PostThere are around twenty different types of project that can be built using C# in conjunction with the .net framework. You'd need to know which type of solution you were trying to build before you could begin to provide any meaningful advice; web projects are as different to windows forms as skyscrapers are to bungalows, and whilst ASP.Net and ASP.Net MVC may sound the same, they're quite different.Coffee's for closersComment
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostIt wasn't that general - I was asking for a quick guide to building an application front end in C# - I should have maybe qualified that as a Windows application front end to help you differentiate that from a web front end. However, given that the first to replies guess what I was clumsily getting at you could have followed their lead or just asked.Comment
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Originally posted by insur View PostTry here for some video tutorials.
"How Do I?" Videos for Visual C#
Start Visual Studio 2010
Goto File, New Project.
Select installed templates\Visual C#\Windows, now select Windows Forms Application.
That will give you a basic form application.
Open Form1 on the screen. Goto menu item View, select Toolbox and drag controls onto the form.
That looks spot on thanks!Coffee's for closersComment
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Forms is easy, as a C++/MFC guy who'd picked up C# for server (non-GUI) projects, it seemed very easy to build my first Winforms app without any books or tutorials. Well done MS...Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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