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I really like Eto.Forms, I think they will be boost the crossplatform developments in the future.
But after creating my first UI-heavy application (both Windows and OSX) I realized that I need a database engine too.
My fav for that project is SQLite but I cannot find a corresponding package on NuGet for that.
Has anyone experiences with it?
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So I worked with Panda's Dataframe and it is as you know very good in Data Analysis such as filtering. I am wondering what C# has to offer? I came across C# DataTable! is this C# take on DataFrame?
For data analysis Ml.Net introduced a similar Data Frame https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.data.analysis.dataframe?view=ml-dotnet-preview
But for routine business apps, there’s the DataTable as you have found.
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I have an app that is written and compiled in C# 5. We would like to use new features of C# 6 going forward for newer development. When we compile using the latest Tools and C# 6 Support, there are no errors, but is it going to affect the application in a way that would require us to regression test it?
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As a part of my academics, i'm asked to build a web content management system using .Net framework and xml databases. I have heard that .net itself provides a XML parser. Is it good enough for academic projects or is there any other 3rd party applications I can use?
I would go with Linq to XML
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb387061.aspx
That is the standard way of interacting with xml from .Net.
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I am setting up a C# Windows program and I want it to include a 30-day free trial period.
I wanted to keep expiration date info in the Windows registry.
I was using RegistryKey.CreateSubKey with the RegistryOptions.Volatile option. I read that this just updates memory, not the registry files.
I saw this as a good way to test my features - set up subkeys and values that will only be around until I reboot my machine. When I get the desired behavior from the code, switch it over to RegistryOptions.None, which would create permanent registry entries.
Any things I need to be aware of?
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I am a beginner for programming with C#. I'm using a windows 7 machine and, I want to know what are the software I need to install in addition to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. What are the other best IDEs' used for programming with C#.