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I would like to know if the Visual Studio Community's license can be used to develop a "community" system to use in a religious institution.
None of us will use it for profit, it will be only for Community usage. We will be in a team of three workers.
You can be able to use Visual Studio Community edition for both personal and some commercial development(and yes for creating a community application). The reason Microsoft released the community edition was because developers couldn't install 3rd party extensions in the Express editions.Read more below
accepted answer shows the shortcomings of Express edition
and this article too
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I have started using the community licence of dot42 to make a small free app for android. I see the string "by dot42" in the app name, is this by design and will remain forever? or is it waiting for me to make modify some setting to remove it?
Looking at the changelog of dot42 I read the following:
Apps created with community license always get a "(by dot42.com)"
postfix in their application name.
Source: https://www.dot42.com/changelog.aspx # Version 1.0.0.47, released January 15, 2013
So to answer your question, yes with the community edition, it stays because it is by design.
As SynerCoder says, this is a restriction of the community licenses. But this will change.
In the week of 5-9 January 2015, we will release the dot42 compiler tools under the GPLv2 license. Note that GPL does not propagate to the output of GPL software. You will be able to build closed source Android applications with dot42 (including commercial). The run-time code is already licensed under Apache License 2.0: https://github.com/dot42/api. As of then, you will no longer need a Professional license to develop commercial applications with dot42. The next update of dot42 will not require activation. Also, the mentioned postfix will no longer be added.
UPDATE: sources are now on https://github.com/dot42
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I would like to learn C# and using Visual Studio 2013. There are a few different flavors of Visual Studio Express 2013: for Web, for Windows and for Windows Desktop. I am not really sure which one I should download. Can someone advise on this? I borrowed the book Professional Visual Studio 2013 from the library, but it seems that this book is targeted for the professional version of Visual Studio 2013. Would I still be able to use the Express version to work on the examples in the book?
Also, I want to learn WPF, WCF and Silverlight, do they come bundled with the Web, Windows or Windows Desktop flavor?
Thanks in advance.
You should download and install all 3 of the express edition since they are free and serve different purposes. However, I would suggest you to get a commercial version for many extra features and convenience.
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Basically started learning programming and In this tutorial http://thenewboston.org/watch.php?cat=15&number=1
it says to program in c# you need to download C# express 2010, Now i tried installing it and it gives me this error: "Please uninstall all products listen below and then restart setup"
- Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express Beta - ENU
Thing is... I Don't even have that program installed? Don't know what I can do about this.
Also, I noticed this is a very old software and its from 2010, I tried looking for newer versions they all can't run on Windows XP (which is what I have) so I'm stuck with having to install C# express 2010. any help?
It appears you have the beta version of Visual Basic 2010 Express installed on your machine. You'll need to remove that and then attempt to reinstall Visual C# 2010 Express. If plan on using Visual Basic 2010 Express then I would find the non-beta version and install that afterward.
You can download both versions here. I hope this helps.
Update: If this doesn't work download the Visual Studio removal utility from here and follow the instructions on the same page. I suggest using the "Complete" removal option the tool provides: VS2010_Uninstall-RTM.ENU.exe /full /netfx. Then reinstall.
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I want to download VS 2010 Ultimate through my MSDN licence, but I don't see one for the 64-bit. There's Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 (x86 and x64) - DVD (English), but is that just the server or can I use it for dev too?
There is no 64 bit VS 2010. If you can, you want to download the ultimate edition. It will give you everything you need to write along with the test tools etc. It will also allow you to access to use the premium edition code contract generation.
Team Foundation Server isn't an IDE. It's a code/project management tool.
Team Foundation Server is just that -- TFS -- the server side of Microsoft's source control solution. As Kevin said, Visual Studio itself is 32 bit only. There are a whole bunch of reasons why in this blog post.
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I am working as a software developer. Are there any certifications for C# Developers?
See this: Microsoft Visual Studio Certification. Just choose the version of VS(.NET Framework) and go prepare for the exam.
Also good video preparation materials are at:
Pluralsight (you can get 3 free month with Visual Studio Dev
Essentials program as of 13.09.2017)
CBTNuggets
Udemy (they often have discounts, so just wait for ~10$ per course)
Good Luck!