hello, world - A primitive view of the state of the art

Will Senn

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A revival of the CLI for .NET development.

article_src.zip
- src
  - 01-HelloConsole
    - HelloConsole.cs
    - HelloConsole.exe
  - 02-HelloFile
    - Hello.txt
    - HelloFile.cs
    - HelloFile.exe
  - 03-HelloBrowser
    - HelloBrowser.aspx
    - HelloBrowser.aspx.cs
    - HelloBrowser
      - bin
        
        HelloBrowser.dll
      - HelloBrowser.aspx
  - 04-HelloWebService
    - HelloWebService.asmx
    - HelloWebService.asmx.cs
    - HelloWebService
      - bin
        
        HelloWebService.dll
      - HelloWebService.asmx
  - 05-HelloWebServiceClient
    - HelloWebService_proxy.cs
    - HelloWebServiceClient.aspx
    - HelloWebServiceClient.aspx.cs
    - HelloWebServiceClient
      - bin
        
        HelloWebService_proxy.dll
        
        HelloWebServiceClient.dll
      - HelloWebServiceClient.aspx

<%@ WebService Language="c#" Codebehind="HelloWebService.asmx.cs" Class="mynamespace.HelloWebService" %>

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Written By

Will Senn

Instructor / Trainer Tarleton State University

United States

Will Currently serves as Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems. Previously he led research, development and product delivery efforts on a global scale. He has a long career as a software architect and developer and enjoys programming in any language on any platform for any good purpose.

hello, world - A primitive view of the state of the art

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