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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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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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I have algorithm (c++ dll) wrapped in C#. The execution is on a web server.
Considering throughput/speed/memory etc. Should i write all functions in one dll or each function one dll? which way is better ?
All functions, classes and other structures may contain in one dll. This is better option. If you create more dll for each functions, management of the project, implementation and maintanence will be harder.
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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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hi
i am taking a look now # Business Logic Toolkit for .NET http://bltoolkit.net .
but the strange thing is that i dont see anyone using it but from the documentation it seems very nice.
so my question is why there is no one using this library?
i want to use it but i am afraid there is somethings wrong that dont let the people use it.
thanks
Hi i think the problem is that bltoolkit more popular in russia development comunity. Other problems are: no dependecy injection, no full linq support.