C# in Netbeans?

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I was wondering that is it possible to write code in C# with netbeans IDE, like there is a C++ plugin is there any c# plugin?????

Posted 1-Jun-10 21:41pm

Tejas_Pathak

Updated 13-Jun-23 13:58pm

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Solution 4

I dont know is there a plugin for netbean to run C#. but there is open soure IDE called "sharp develop" for c# devolopment and for asp.net.
just google for "sharp develop" it will be the first link.

Posted 7-Aug-10 2:33am

sasi667

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Tejas_Pathak 9-Aug-10 13:12pm

I know about it, and have been using it since I started development in C#. But I need an IDE that runs in linux actually. MonoDevelop is good but cannot be compared with sharp develop.....

Solution 5

links on the "sharp develop" download page are not resumable. some times the down load may stop in the middle. and you have download it from the begining again.

so use the following links to download it.

http://apt.jenslody.de/downloads/cb-release-10.05/codeblocks-10.05-setup.exe
or
http://apt.jenslody.de/downloads/cb-release-10.05/codeblocks-10.05mingw-setup.exe

Posted 7-Aug-10 3:26am

sasi667

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Tejas_Pathak 9-Aug-10 13:14pm

Is the above link for code blocks? Its another IDE I suppose.....

Solution 2

Not yet(until today v 6.9), not even a third party, for platform other than windows Mono develop is being utilized to code in C# with GTK# designer.:thumbsup:

Posted 22-Jul-10 12:12pm

Tejas_Pathak

Solution 6

I think it´s possible that a C#- plugin for netbeans in future because there are many similaryties with java.

## I would say C# is quite the same than java expected Syntax ##

Posted 17-Jul-11 21:02pm

Csharper11

Solution 8

sharp develop is so buggy that you start doing something than you need to click undo and sharp develop messes what you have done and the project doesn't run anymore.
It is a dead end with a great potential if it wasn't for its huge bugs.

Posted 13-Jun-23 13:58pm

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Dave Kreskowiak 13-Jun-23 20:16pm

[cough]Look at the data on the question[cough]

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M. Mohsen · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-02T02:38:00

Solution 1

nopes, none that i have heard of

Posted 2-Jun-10 2:38am

M. Mohsen