ask for some source

[dariush]

hey guys

I've just start with .Net applications, and it's about 2 hours that I've looking some source (pdf book, anything.....)
can anyone offer some source to getting start with them;i really have no idea about programming in .Net framework

any help would be appreciated.


Begin at the beginning, ... and go on till you come to the end: then stop.

Lewis Carroll

[HanneSThEGreaT]

To be frank, There is absolutely no one that will help you with a question like this.

tell us what you want to achieve, then we take it from there. There is no predefined way to start. you have to have an idea. Without a clue what you want, no one can help you.

[dglienna]

Did you install Visual Studio 2010? You usually pick a language to use, like VB.Net, or C#, and install the correct version. You can also get samples from here (http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/vb2010samples):

[dariush]

yeah ,i messed to mention that i want to write form applications in visual c++ 2008 but i can't find any source for it (i don't want to write it in C# or vb )
Really grateful if anyone help me out of this,(any source for form applications in c++.Net)

[Arjay]

yeah ,i messed to mention that i want to write form applications in visual c++ 2008 but i can't find any source for it (i don't want to write it in C# or vb )
Really grateful if anyone help me out of this,(any source for form applications in c++.Net)Why would you want to write a C++ Forms applications?

[dariush]

First of all, Why not ? since i'm new in this, there is a question in my head ,Why there is no desire on C++.Net ?

Second of all, in university this is what my teacher what from me "Writing a program in C++.Net"

It's cool if somebody answer that question.

by the way thanks for answers

Regards
dariush

[Arjay]

First of all, Why not ? since i'm new in this, there is a question in my head ,Why there is no desire on C++.Net ?

Second of all, in university this is what my teacher what from me "Writing a program in C++.Net"

It's cool if somebody answer that question.

by the way thanks for answers

Regards
dariushI asked because out of the 3 top .net languages (C#,VB.net, C++.net), C++ .net is the hardest way to go.

Generally folks don't use C++.net for the UI layer. If they use C++.net at all, it's for middle tier or business layer components. If you want to write the UI in C++, consider going with non-managed C++ and MFC or Qt.

Lastly, the latest up and coming UI approach is WPF which offers several advantages over WinForms. WPF isn't supported in C++.net.

[dglienna]

Imagine that! http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=01ae159f-08cd-495b-8bf4-a48cc395ad7b

Could add it to my signature. VS2008 C++ Samples