I learned .Net with VB.Net (comming up from vb6) and now Im learning C#.
I downloaded #Develop and was astounded at how much nicer the C# interface was. youd rub your curser against one curley bracked ({) and both in the pair would get a little blue transparent box around them!
Overall the fact that I kept getting random errors prevented me from using #Develop.
VS.Net may be harder to read the code, but its stable. Im thinking of picking up the beta for C#2005 and just learning C# from the beginning in that environment. A possibility.
But anywho, Im thinking there might be a plug-in for code highlighting to make developing easier. Maybe after a year of looking at 15 cascading brackets it doesnt bother you, but right now Im using a little ruler to help line up the begining of a braket with the end to find out where it stops.
You shouldnt need a ruler to program!
Any plugins to help this?
Heck, anything else that is cool and might help?
I downloaded #Develop and was astounded at how much nicer the C# interface was. youd rub your curser against one curley bracked ({) and both in the pair would get a little blue transparent box around them!
Overall the fact that I kept getting random errors prevented me from using #Develop.
VS.Net may be harder to read the code, but its stable. Im thinking of picking up the beta for C#2005 and just learning C# from the beginning in that environment. A possibility.
But anywho, Im thinking there might be a plug-in for code highlighting to make developing easier. Maybe after a year of looking at 15 cascading brackets it doesnt bother you, but right now Im using a little ruler to help line up the begining of a braket with the end to find out where it stops.
You shouldnt need a ruler to program!
Any plugins to help this?
Heck, anything else that is cool and might help?
