What would you suggest to an experienced developer transitioning to the .Net world to do?
J.Ja
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doodad to do something, there almost certainly is. Look for it before you start inventing a roundy thing.
If you are an experienced developer, turn on code analyis. You can learn more how tos, why nots and when nots, with how to best implement in C#. Even if you choose to suppress the warning at least you aren't doing it out of ignorance.
Read a book on the .net framework, covering the garbage collector, the CLR etc, before you do anything serious with one of the languages that use it.
And last but not least, that stuff about not having to worry about managing your memory, in any non trival application is complete crap.
I made, well I'm still making the transition from Delphi to .Net. It wasn't that much of a leap, language wise, but you relly need to get a sense of structure of the framework.
If you are an experienced developer, turn on code analyis. You can learn more how tos, why nots and when nots, with how to best implement in C#. Even if you choose to suppress the warning at least you aren't doing it out of ignorance.
Read a book on the .net framework, covering the garbage collector, the CLR etc, before you do anything serious with one of the languages that use it.
And last but not least, that stuff about not having to worry about managing your memory, in any non trival application is complete crap.
I made, well I'm still making the transition from Delphi to .Net. It wasn't that much of a leap, language wise, but you relly need to get a sense of structure of the framework.
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