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I wonder if I can develop in C# on Linux to produce an application which runs under Windows without using .Net Core (= using standard .Net Framework)
Is it possible? What compiler should I use?
What solutions would you suggest for testing? I think of VM but there might be other solutions.
Yes, to some extent, it is possible using Mono. Mono supports WinForms: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/gui/winforms/
See compatibility here: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/compatibility/
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I have a problem trying to put my app on Microsoft Store: Win32 must install silently. The project is made from WPF C#. Any solution is welcome.
This is my first time pushing my app to Microsoft Store. Hope to get help.
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Does Blazor support .Net Core or .Net 5.0? When I create a new project with the templates available in VS2019 I get a .Net Standard Blazor project in my solution. Am I missing something?
Absolutely, Blazor has a .Net 5 version with numerous improvements: https://www.codemag.com/Article/2010102/Blazor-Updates-in-.NET-5
Depending on your version of VS however, you might need the preview branch to use it.
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Is it possible to use .NET framework with the Python scrapy framework to scrape data from different sites?
I am working on my final year project in which I want to use C# as front end language and Python for scraping the data.
I don't think it is possible, because Scrapy uses twisted networking engine which can not run on IronPython
Alternatively, you may start your spider/crawler through command line using C# and then interact with it using JSON API
Take a look at ScrapySharp, also described on this blog, which is the C# version of python's Scrapy.
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I have visual c# express installed. Is ther a plug-in like? Must I have all of the .net framework?
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You will definitely need all of the .net framework. It won't "overload" your system. It just sits there on your hard-drive until you use it. If you installed vc# express, it should be installed already. Technically, you need nothing else. Look up "self hosted wcf".
Yes you need .NET Framework to create webservices
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Has anyone used C# with a Sales Logix database?
Yes. I rewrote a History tab that worked better and faster than the original Best/Sage built-in tab version using datagridviews in C#. It was a .NET plugin and I used Ryan Farley's instructions for getting it to work in SLX 6.x. In SLX 7.x you can use C# and VB.NET natively for building plug in components.
Yes. I have.
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