C# Programming

[turck3]

Doubt I'll need it since I got me a good book, but does anyone have any particularly useful links for learning C# programming, and *no* I do *not* want to see people who know nothing about the language giving me the first 5 links on google. If you actually know the language and are aware of a site which teaches advanced usage, ie, complex graphics (open gl preferably), internet/socket usage, etc.... anything along those lines is what I'm looking for.

Thanks to all who reply


Oh and if anyone is wondering, the purpose of this is to make a 3D version of the game Robot Wars (this 'version' will be called by another name once the project has taken off). I intend this to be a much better draft of the concepts, using a far better parsing system and graphics. With any luck this one will also end up containing a vastly superior database of parts to mix and match. For those who are interested as to what Robot Wars is, I'd link you to the site for my version of it, but it's having technical difficulties at the moment, so I may post it later.

[Vbitz]

well start with a hello world app
Console.WriteLine("Hello, World");
Console.ReadKey();
jsut paste that into a blank console applaction

[malum]

advanced usage, ie, complex graphics (open gl preferably), internet/socket usage, etc.... anything along those lines is what I'm looking for.

well start with a hello world app

You best be trollin' boi.

[d3cr1pt0r]

well start with a hello world app
Console.WriteLine("Hello, World");
Console.ReadKey();
jsut paste that into a blank console applaction

He's not a noob programmer. He programmed in C++, wich is similar to C#, so I don't think he'll need to start with the "Hello world" lol.

Back to the topic:
Revan, I can't give you any tutorials on OpenGL, because I haven't started with it yet :P

But I've worked with socket programming. Quite a pain in the beginning, but here are some tuts for you:

- Here is the example code of client and server C# Socket Programming

- Chat thingy again, but explained in detail:
Part 1: C# Chat: Part 1 - Building the Chat Client (C# Programming Tutorial) • Geekpedia

Part2: C# Chat: Part 2 - Building the Chat Server (C# Programming Tutorial) • Geekpedia

And this might be usefull to read, if you don't know everything about "Internetology"
Sockets and C#

[Vbitz]

well for games in c# start from xna

[Echo51]

XNA..., and using prebuild engines for unserious learning projects is euqally not well thought of :P

[-HP-]

Java2s has many good examples for lots of c# stuff, including sockets and 2d graphics.

[Matte]

I use MSDN a lot when I'm programming C#, it's preetty useful.

[Unsmart]

Those top sites are epic.

[turck3]

well start with a hello world app
Console.WriteLine("Hello, World");
Console.ReadKey();
jsut paste that into a blank console applaction

He's not a noob programmer. He programmed in C++, wich is similar to C#, so I don't think he'll need to start with the "Hello world" lol.

Indeed.

Back to the topic:
Revan, I can't give you any tutorials on OpenGL, because I haven't started with it yet :P

But I've worked with socket programming. Quite a pain in the beginning, but here are some tuts for you:

- Here is the example code of client and server C# Socket Programming

- Chat thingy again, but explained in detail:
Part 1: C# Chat: Part 1 - Building the Chat Client (C# Programming Tutorial) ? Geekpedia

Part2: C# Chat: Part 2 - Building the Chat Server (C# Programming Tutorial) ? Geekpedia

And this might be usefull to read, if you don't know everything about "Internetology"
Sockets and C#

I use MSDN a lot when I'm programming C#, it's preetty useful.

Danke shen.

well for games in c# start from xna

XNA..., and using prebuild engines for unserious learning projects is euqally not well thought of :P

Java2s has many good examples for lots of c# stuff, including sockets and 2d graphics.

I have heard of that, but I'd prefer to work with Open GL, if any of you have links to working with that, that would be wonderful. As for basic 2D graphics, they won't be helpful. I have all the resources I need as far as 2D imaging goes and various components such as buttons and menus.