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.Net and Web Services Overview
Introduction
1. What is .Net?
   1.1 Overview
   1.2 Technologies
   1.3 Environment
   1.4 Fundamentals
2. Web Services
3. Examples
4. Testing
   4.1 Future
   4.2 Hybrid Designs
5. Resources

Quiz
Evaluation
Questions?
1.3 .Net Framework - Development Environment

Development Environment: Visual Studio .Net 2003 and MSDN

  • VS .Net is the integrated development environment (IDE) recommended for development of .Net components. The IDE includes a source code editor, debugger and other tools to develop applications for the Windows environment. 
  • Comes with C#, VB.Net, C++ with Managed Extensions, J#.
  • Add in languages include Perl and Python (both from Active State).
  • The Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) is a complete web reference on developing for the Windows platform. It is available online (http://msdn.microsoft.com) and as a quarterly CD release.
  • There are also command line tools available as part of the .Net Framework Software Development Kit (SDK). These tools include compilers and build tools to allow for a developer to create applications for the .Net Framework.

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