Originally posted here by alittlebitnumb
khakisrule, just because the tutorial is based on a proprietary development enviroment does not mean it's not useful. Some people have a license to run it and would like some help on it too. Open source is great but not the only thing...

Anyway, the tutorial is really nice. Are you planning to post advanced topics too?
There will be an "Advanced Topics"-tutorial as well, includeing reflection (.NETs ability to emit code on the fly), garbage collection and destructors and whatever you want written. PM me with your requests.


Originally posted here by khakisrule
I know that numb, I said free stuff rules, not this isn't free. I was wondering and am still curious about that, I asked him because he was the one post the tutorial on the subject. Though I do really like open source, I enjoy the ease of use MS products offer, I asked because I use .net SDK to make active server pages on my sister's laptop, 'cause she has win98, which is required, and that SDK was free, so I was wondering if this was free as well.
Everything needed for C# development is free. If you have the .NET SDK on your sisters laptop you can use that for your C# programming.

Cheers,