I am looking for an inexpensive IDE in which to build C# applications. I am
tired of the way that Microsoft ties VS in to a specific .NET framework. For
example, I would like to install the .net 2.0 sdk and have my current IDE
work with it.
VS.net 2003 is apparently tied to .net 1.1 only, while VS.net 2005 is tied
to .net 2.0 only. So, you can't use 2005 to build 1.1, and you can't use
2003 to build 2.0. Forced ide upgrades and downgrades is just ridiculous.
So, in a nutshell, I'd like to find a c# ide with which I can associate
various .net sdk versions (1.1, 2.0, >2.0) with minimal fuss. Any
recommendations?
Re: Opinions on .NET Framework? ... VS.NET (although I agree with Peter that "development platform" usually ... isn't the same as IDE - two people could both be working on the Java ... relationship between the .NET Framework and VS .NET? ... It's not like this is my first post to the thread, ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework)
Re: Opinions on .NET Framework? ... You wrote "VS .NET is the only MS development environment at this time". ... require the .NET Framework. ... acknowledged that the term I used "development platform" and the term you ... help compose the abbreviation IDE.... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework)
Re: Delphi book, C# book survey question ... > deliberately did not devote time and space to instructions about how to ... > do things in the IDE.... However, your right, alot of it seems generic too to the .NET framework.... > framework, the same language, and the same compiler, why are you so set ... (borland.public.delphi.non-technical)
Re: Opinions on .NET Framework? ... VS.NET (although I agree with Peter that "development platform" usually ... isn't the same as IDE - two people could both be working on the Java ... relationship between the .NET Framework and VS .NET? ... said "development environment" in my OP. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework)
Re: VB6 or .NET ... if you want to switch to a free IDE # develop is pretty good ... in the middle of a download from Microsoft for the .NET Framework Version ... use command lines to compile etc. ... (microsoft.public.vb.enterprise)
