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We're evaluating SharpKit as a possible technology to write an AJAX application, as we already have much C# code that we believe will work well after translating to JavaScript.
We're aware of ScriptSharp and other related technologies - there are many Stack Overflow threads about them, and this question is specifically about SharpKit only.
We have several concerns, hence are looking for real world experiences with SharpKit. In particular:
The one app built using SharpKit is the coderun IDE. While impressive, it is just one app, and a closed source one at that.
There are apparently no good app-sized sample projects built on SharpKit.
The SharpKit documentation is extremely poor - no in-depth conceptual overviews or tutorials, just a few 5 minute videos and a class library. (When will toolkit vendors learn that a generated class reference maketh not a user guide?)
There is no forum - so we can't determine how much this toolkit is actually being used. For all we know, this is a barely supported project written by three guys. What has your support experience been like?
There is no phone contact or support - which again raises a red flag regarding support.
Please don't respond with ScriptSharp or other information - we're just trying to evaluate SharpKit here.
Check out DesktopBrowser, an open-source project that uses SharpKit.
See #1
There's also an MSDN style reference for all internal and external libraries, you can find it here.
Check out 'SharpKit Support' forum at google groups.
Contacting support is initially done by email at support#sharpkit.net.
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I am building an application in WPF using .NetFramework. It can record full or partial desktop along with Audio to an mp4 file. Right now I am using ffmpeg for that which works fine but has certain issues.
I want to give a try to Desktop Duplication API. Most of the related repositories I find on github are several years old. Why there's very little latest information available on this topic, especially for C#? Can you share any starting points that meet my requirements?
As one of the comments mention Desktop Duplication API is a native low-level API, check this repo https://github.com/bmharper/WindowsDesktopDuplicationSample.
I read also your comment regarding "stick to WPF", there are 2 options in my opinion.
The first one is a very simple RecordBook-Screen-Recorder, it is made in WinForms, and the UI is not in English but very easy to understand, I share it for inspiration: https://github.com/iEmreM/RecordBook-Screen-Recorder.
That said, I have previously played with Captura open source recording in .net and WPF, it can capture video and sound.
here is the repo, the latest updated 2 years. https://github.com/MathewSachin/Captura.
It is feature-rich software as well.
With that said, you might search and find something more, but you won't find complete software that has everything without issues.
In addition, check this article does not cover what you need but gives inspiration to your comment regards Windows Graphic Capture API.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2019/09/16/new-ways-to-do-screen-capture/
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I'm trying to find a Windows friendly UI development environment that I can translate what experience I do have into something usable, maintainable, and current. I like the idea of a web based UI, but that introduces another problem since a local Windows platform is required to perform various computations (because that's where the binaries and licenses are available).
I've decided on WPF + a well supported MVVM framework like Prism as a starting point. I have looked at the WPF samples they provide here:
https://github.com/PrismLibrary/Prism-Samples-Wpf
For the Prism supplied "examples", there isn't much of a description for what is going on in each step. There is mention of a Hello World example being added 3 years ago, but that doesn't seem to exist anymore.
Does anyone know of a good, simple example, based on the current Prism WPF Template, showing how to implement a "Hello World" type application? In my mind, something where you click a button that fires off an activity that when complete, will update a text box, or any other text/numeric control on the UI?
Based on further explanation in the comments.
PRISM has a huge amount of cruft rather than least and I suggest you instead look at mvvmlight. The way I would usually work is to create a new wpf app then add mvvmlightibs as a package using nuget.
I put together two samples you might find relevant:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/31915.wpf-mvvm-step-by-step-1.aspx
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/32164.wpf-mvvm-step-by-step-2.aspx
The second uses mvvmlight.
I'm not suggesting you read just my articles but I have a bunch of them on wpf and a lot are aimed at newbies.
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/30959.user-page-andy-oneill.aspx
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I recently got an offer for a traineeship for C#.NET. However before being allowed in the traineeship I need to make a small program which displays my programming skills in "C#.net". I don't know what to do now. I've downloaded visual studio 2015 and when I open it I see lots of stuff like console application/windows application etc and even .asp.net applications for web.
In the traineeship document terms are used like " Object Oriëntated, Object Orientated Analysis and Design, UML, Database Design, SQL, XML, Scrum, Javascript, HTML5 CSS3, jQuery, Ajax, Design Pattern (MVC) and WCF.
I don't have a clue where to start! If they wanted ASP websites they could've explicated this right? Should I make them a keygen music mp3 player in a console application? Srs please help. I got 1 week for this.
Usually when asked to perform such task with as vague description as possible, the recruiters want to see your creativity and general knowledge of the technology. You don't have write another Windows system, so it's entirely up to you on what you decide to write. Just make sure it will work and it will follow general coding guidelines and it should be okay :)
I'm sure this is not the place to ask that question. You better go get some tutorials and try to walk your first steps on C# and .NET. As Keran said, the recruiters just want to know your programming and knowledge level of .NET.
Microsoft Virtual Academy is a good place to start.
Have fun!
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I have no knowledge about C# or about Windows Phone 8.1 development.
I have basic knowledge of C++ & have worked in PHP.
From tomorrow I have to work on WP 8.1. Since there is no time to learn C#, I am asking you whether it is necessary to learn C# first before starting to work on WP 8.1??
If, which topics should I gave more priority?? Any topics that I can skip.
C# fundamentals can be found here.
For WP 8.1, I am trying to follow this course.
I found that knowledge of C# is no prerequisite if you know other similar languages.
But to write good and maintainable good you should know the language features and idioms.
If you want to get started as quickly as possible, skim the chapters of your C# books so you get an idea of what is possible. When you need to write code that handles a specific part of the language, open your books to the chapters that handle it.
Try to look up / learn what is needed when you need it.
Since you say that there is now time, so try to get an idea about the .net itself and some c# hints for c++ programmers like this http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yyaad03b(v=vs.90).aspx
And yes you need to know about c# to develop on windows phone. so get a c# book and read in it a little everyday and you will get better step by step.
Also one important point is the visual studio itself, you need to know how to deal with.
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I was looking in the Internet if there is any article about trends in ASP.NET. There are many such articles and each one gives their own suggestions.
Could you point some technologies that are commonly used building ASP website?
I'm interested in trends in:
standard websites
client-server apps using client basing on ASP (maybe bad idea?)
I want to find out about the technologies, useful libraries, etc.
Please, don't hate this thread, as far as I noticed (in posts/comments in the whole Web), many people that want to start learning e.g. ASP with most known and the best technologies (for this time) on their own have problems with finding clearly answer.
Specialists could share their experiences and tell something about technologies used in their companies/projects. Maybe, please, describe the kind of your app and used technologies. Thanks
If you read .NET Technology Guide for Business Applications by Microsoft press, you will have a better idea what options there are (mostly Microsoft stack). It all depends on your requirements, so you might want to think about them first.
For me personally, in a lot of cases I end up with ASP.NET MVC 5 (with bootstrap 3 for responsive design), web API 2 for the backend services, and deploy them to Azure.