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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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Is it possible to develop applications like Facebook using .NET?
Yes, many large multinational organizations depend on the .net framework.
A lot of organizations do not publish their full tech stack however you can see this with tools like this or looking at the job adverts on the job page of stack overflow.
In addition, StackOverflow is built with .net see here
Yes.
In fact .NET isn't designed for hobbies level stuff it's designed for enterprise level feel free to use this powerful framework no matter if you're a beginner or a large company, you can always build your own solutions on top of it.
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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 some ideas but C# is language I'm comfortable the most and I have no clue how I can make google extensions in C# ...
I'd say: no way, except if you want to plant Silverlight in the extension
You can't. Chrome extensions are written in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. See: What are extensions?.
Since C# could be translated into javascript (which is a core component of Chrome extensions) you can partly use it to write business logic of your extension and then augment it with html, css and so on.
See Script# for details.
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I have a code which is written in c#, how can I run it in java code??
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The ikvm project is a JVM written in .net - designed to allow Java and .net interoperability.
If it is a small chunk of code, I'd recommend rewriting it.
If it is a large chunk of code, I'd recommend:
wrapping it as a command and running it using System.exec(), or
turning it into a service and making requests using HTTP, a common RPC protocol or plain sockets.
Only if neither of those approaches were technically feasible would I consider something like JNI or IKVM.
Take a look at JNBridgePro (www.jnbridge.com), which is specifically designed to tightly integrate .NET and Java code.
Disclosure: I work for JNBridge.
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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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