Re: Beginning GUI
- From: Lint Radley <scanomatic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 16:38:47 GMT
Thanks for your replies. I am not new to programming, I am new to C#.
Basil Abusamrah wrote:
I disagree. If you're fairly new to programming and are just starting to move into the Windows Forms world, you should definitely use a resource..
Chances are you are new to an event-based application and without the proper resource(s) you would probably end out thinking it's 'magic.'
Daniel wrote:I wouldn't even say you need a book but if you feel better that way.
Assuming visual studio:
You just make a win form application, and drop and place controls you want for your gui on to the form and begin on your way. Best way to learn is experiment. understand the basics too, drag a button on the form, and for its click code, click the button on the designer and it takes oyu to where you want to put your code for the button on click etc
v.easy nowadays
"Lint Radley" <scanomatic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:7No%g.80657$073.14089@xxxxxxxxxxxHi Everyone,
I've done several C# console applications now, and feel comfortable with the language. Can anyone recommend a web site, book, etc which has information on starting to develop full GUI applications?
Many Thanks,
Lint
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