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Restrictions on installing extensions or add-ins in Visual Studio 2010 Express
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I want to get Facebook Login for windows phone 7. I want Nuget package manager for that in Visual studio 2010 express. After installing it I am getting following error This extension is not installable on currently installed products.
You can't install any addins or extensions in VS Express 2010.
See here to see why :(
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How to use C# 7 with Visual Studio 2015?
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I have installed .NET Framework 4.7 as well as the "Targeting Pack" available from Here. I then went and updated my the target framework to 4.7 on all my projects. Despite this, Visual Studio 2015 refuses to compile C# 7.0 syntax. Is there another step I am missing? OS is Windows 7 SP1.
To be able to use the new C# 7 language features, you need a C# compiler that understands these features.
VS.NET 2017 has a compiler that supports these features. The C# compiler incorporated in VS.NET 2015 does not.
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While I was trying to make a c# application using Oracle 11g as specified by Oracle Tutorial on Visual Studio 2017 Community Version it gives a "BadImageFormat" exception.
Above was tried with,
• VS2017 Community Version,
• Oracle 11g XE edition
1) It'd be nice if I could know whether or not ODAC and ODT support above mentioned version of Visual Studio 2017 Community version or should I move into Visual Studio 2015s Enterprise Version. If the case is the latter one would be nice if you could provide me with a download link as Microsoft do not offer previous versions anymore.
2) Is it possible to use Oracle 12c as a local host and make them databases in local machine without using cloud option?
Thanks,
T.S.
There s a problem with visual studio 2017 community edition and oracle ODT.
Oracle ODT only works for entreprise and pro edition.
See oracle forum : https://community.oracle.com/thread/4061552
For now it only works VS2015 community with oracle odt 2015, but even at that you have to make sure you use the right version of the packages e.g if you want to use entity framework.
another option will be to use the VS2017 pro trial, it comes with a month and use it until Oracle releases a compatible version
Why is it so difficult to read documentation?
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/dotnet/downloads/net-downloads-160392.html
Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) for Windows Downloads
ODAC includes Oracle Data Provider for .NET, Oracle Developer Tools
for Visual Studio (ODT), Oracle Providers for ASP.NET, .NET stored
procedure support, as well as additional Oracle data access software
for Windows.
32-bit ODAC with Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio Downloads
32-bit ODAC Xcopy and NuGet Downloads
64-bit ODAC Downloads - Oracle Universal Installer and Xcopy
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2017 - MSI Installer
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2015 - MSI Installer
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2013 - MSI Installer
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What's the difference between Visual Studio Community and other, paid versions?
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I just want to create a simple console application in Visual studio 2015 or 2017. But visual studio is not freely available. I tried to download VS2017 trial version but I am only getting one installed template and that is to create blank solution. Please suggest what I need to do or what I am doing wrong.
Since you're not in an enterprise, you can download and use VS Community for Free
(Formerly Visual Studio express)
https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/community/
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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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alternative to visual studio 2010
I was wondering if there are any other tools that can be used to develop C#.NET application (like winodws forms and webforms) just like Visual Studio.
Are there any applications that are similar to Visual Studio for .NET application development?
On Windows you could use SharpDevelop. It works for C#, VB.NET, F#, and Boo. It also has a WinForms and WPF designer surface.
Check out MonoDevelop.