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I've drunk the kool aid. Vim is elegantly beautiful, and I must learn how to use it and configure it to have a great compiler. Tis the best way to learn.
The question is, where do I start? Is there a good tutorial which teaches Vim for C# in Linux, yet one which assumes that you know next to nothing about Vi in general?
Massive kudos to anyone who can supply this one. Seriously.
Look into these
http://kevin-berridge.blogspot.com/2008/09/vim-c-compiling.html
http://lostechies.com/derickbailey/2010/04/23/using-vim-as-your-c-code-editor-from-visual-studio/
I've used the following instructions to set up vim for C#/mono in the past successfully:
http://arun.wordpress.com/2009/04/10/c-and-vim/
Vim is actually quite good for c#. Even does basic completion!
Edit: The original link was dead, replaced with a wayback machine copy.
I love vim and for Studio work I use viemu.
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When I just type "i", intellisense changes the character "i" to "await", and make that method async. It really bothers me when I code for statement.
It occurs when I program only in C#, not in other languages.
Thanks.
i had the same issue in VSCode and it disappeared when enabling the EXPERIMENTAL feature "Omnisharp: Enable Async Completion" in the settings of the "C# for Visual Studio Code"-extension. (That the feature also has "async" in its name is probably coincidential :). Seems strange to me, maybe a bug.)
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I always find myself creating new projects in VS just to write a oneliner to test something out, or use it as a more dynamic calculator. Is there a tool out there that I can quickly open up, write my C# code and then see the result? Intellisense would be a nice option.
I remember using a C# python-mod addin for VS which was basically like a console that worked in a similar way, but I'd like to do it without creating projects etc.
Any ideas?
Is there a tool out there that I can quickly open up, write my C# code
and then see the result?
LinqPAD is defintely an option.
Intellisense would be a nice option
The paid version of LinqPAD provides also an intellisence.
CsharpRepl or gsharp (GUI version)
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I'm a long time c# developer who recently took a job that primarily uses Ruby as a way to force myself to become proficient with another language.
Any suggestions as to a good C# -> Ruby resource?
You could check out the Code Camp recording here: http://www.slideshare.net/CoryFoy/ruby-for-c-developers
or
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/ruby-from-other-languages/to-ruby-from-c-and-c-/
Good luck!
A tip: forget everything about C# when programming Ruby. They are completely different beasts.
The best Ruby book/resource/tutorial I've ever read is the Pickaxe. I'm a pretty experiences Ruby dev, and I still regularly reference it.
Plus, it includes a full reference to all of the Ruby stdlib and builtin classes.
Warning: it will set you back about 50-60 USD.
I came from C, C++ & C# (1.0 - 3.5) and there's one book that stood out for me: -http://humblelittlerubybook.com/ (and it's free)
NB./ it covers an older version of Ruby 1.8, but there's not that much new with 1.9 & 2.0.
I <3 Ruby now :)
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I have been looking for a fairly decent online IDE that does well with both c# and java, I have tried Cloud9IDE, CodeRun, and Amy Editor. I really had liked CodeRun until i found that it was impossible for me to add another file into the same project, unless i was just doing it wrong which is possible. Amy Editor was very promising also until i couldn't figure out how to create a new project or compile the sample code i had written. If anyone knows how to use these editors or of any other good online IDE environments then I'm game to learn.
Why not run your IDE somewhere on a machine and connect to it remotely? You can even install your own Virtual Desktop on Amazon EC2 for example, so you don't have to run the machine yourself. For an idea on how to do this see http://cloud.ubuntu.com/2010/11/show-off-ubuntu-desktop-on-cloud/ for example.
Have you tried using Compilr?
I think it's only been up and running for a few months but it's a pretty good website, not sure if it meets your functionality needs though.
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are there any tutorials out there on how to create a sandbox using C#?
I would like to personalize my own one, thanks
Study up on using AppDomains. Here's some code examples.
We just recently used the MonoSandbox for Security reasons.
I don't know if it works with standard Microsoft's CLR, or if it is specific to the Mono implementation, but I think it works better than just a custom sanbdbox using AppDomains, and since the source code is open you can probably find a way to make it work for you.
The best documentation I have found for the MonoSandbox is here: http://www.mono-project.com/MonoSandbox
I would start by looking at Code Access Security.