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Guys, is there an easiest way to learn unity ? I haven't read much about IoC etc, but I need to learn IoC based on Unity for my future reference. Please help. Thanks
Also, there is an extremely related post here:
Getting Started with Unity Framework
There's a Hands-On-Lab and more, including the complete documentation at http://www.codeplex.com/unity
All you need is to understand basic conception of IoC/DI, and in order to do that you need to understand factory pattern. It may sound complicated, but in reality its very-very simple pattern.
Check this screencast http://www.dimecasts.net/Casts/CastDetails/33
Unity hands-on labs (part of this set)
Mark Seeman's book on DI (great treatment of the DI topic with Ch.14 focusing on Unity specifically)
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I know C# and I want to start with ASP.NET (I already know how to build websites, using PHP).
I need good resource for ASP.NET (MVC, the latest version).
I have found other qustions, seemiler to mine, but what I want is your recommendations.
The ASP.NET website is a good place to start:
http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc4
I would recommend reading some documentation, follow some tutorials, and give it a shot.
If you run into any problems, you can always find answers / ask questions on here.
There's nothing better than looking at working code for a non-trivial project to learn something new. I'd highly recommend going through the MVC Music Store tutorial and type in every line by hand to help you remember. By the end you'll have a real good idea of what MVC is and why it's so cool.
Wrox's Beginning ASP.NET 4: in C# and VB is a great book to start with.
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This is my first time when I want to do linq to sql, I am looking for good video right from the beginning how to put that in vs 2010 if anyone has a good source I would appreciate it very much, I searched already but did not find anything good yet
As far as videos, there are a whole slew of them on the official ASP.NET site.
If you're looking for an example of applications that use Linq-to-SQL, you may want to try the Nerddinner application.
This site is pretty good, I use it a lot: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp/aa336746
Here's a good blog post from Jesse Liberty + info about a neat LINQ test tool called LINQPad. He's writing a new book on LINQ & reactive extensions for C# 5.
http://jesseliberty.com/2011/07/19/linq-pad-vs-visual-studio-for-learning-linq/
... and here's the tool that is packed with examples that you can run + play with to see results (way faster than attempting to do the same in VS2010)
http://www.linqpad.net/
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I am looking for simple exampels and tutorials about C# delegates and custom events. Especially I want to use custom respectively own events for the communication between user controls in Winforms, but the examples I have found with Google are not easy for a "event"-beginner like me ;-) !
Many thanks in advance for your help and suggestions.
These links should help you get the gist of it:
Working with Delegates in C#;
Working with Delegates in C#;
C# Delegates Explained;
Working with Delegates Made Easier with C# 2.0;
Delegates in C#.
Well, after having visited Elmex's link to the CodeProject article about simple delegate, I guess you have your example.
mybe this is the simplest event example:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/simplesteventexample.aspx
If you want to understand Delegates and Events you MUST watch "Delegates and Events" created in 02/19/2007 by William Steele
It truly helped me.
Good Luck.
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I have been reading up on SOLID principles and was wondering if there is a good large opensource application or project in DOTNET that shows SOLID principles in use in a real world product.
If there are any other opensource projects that are considered to be good coding samples I would be very intrested to see them these too.
Check out:
ASP.NET MVC's source code
The Castle Project projects
Ayende's Rhino family of tools
Not really an application, but FubuMVC and OpenRASTA frameworks are both written very well.
I'm not totally up to date in .NET, but as far as I know .NET doesn't implement return type covariance, which goes against the L principle in "SOLID" (Liskov substitution principle).
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Does anybody know some websites who offers online tutoring for C#? I am particularly seeking one-on-one tutoring.
Check out Inner Workings.
They offer self-paced .NET training to developers as an add-in to Visual Studio. The code is checked against provided solutions, so you can gain insight into different areas of the framework. Whilst it's not quite an online tutor, the training provided is a good start.
If you need online tutor help you can contact student.support#live.com which was really helpful for me
On books for beginners i'd recommend the galileo-openbooks
Check out MSDN Virtual Labs on Visual C#.
check this
You can check this and some other books for learning...
IMO rather than taking online tutor, it will be more fruitful if you have a mentor to guide you...if not you can ask questions here and learn from it...but it is personal taste
Sharing my learning experience, it is best to learn yourself (I am also learning C/C++) and then there should be someone to answer your confusion/questions and SO is the best place for that :)