what are the contents of .NET?

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good afternoon
I want to explore myself in .NET technology
I have done VB.NET and C#(console application).Beside these,what other contents I need to know about .NET.

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Shivani

Posted 29-Apr-11 0:24am

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Sandeep Mewara 29-Apr-11 7:04am

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santosh dhanawade · Answer 1 · 2011-04-29T00:38:00

A .NET Techanology of Microsoft provide all fetures of developement.
From System designing to Webdesigning.
A each year .NET introduced new concept for learn.which make more easier of developement.
you may view this link
what is new in .NET 2010 [^].
Following are the language supported by .NET Framework
.NET Framework and Languages[^]
You may learn all of this to explore you skills
And this link says all about .NET framework
.NET Framework[^]
So explore your self in .NET.Its very very good platform for developement of any thing that you want in computer.
From application to Website.
and from Webservice to Cheaplevel development.
BEST OF LUCK

Ryan Zahra · Answer 2 · 2011-04-29T00:32:00

There's a lot...and I do mean a lot more!

Check ASP.Net, Windows Forms, Windows Services, Web Service.

It all depends on what you really want to know. If I where you, I would focus more on a particular language and learn how to do particular work. In this sense I'm referring to learning ADO.Net, COM, COM+, DCOM, Remoting, Multi-Threading and so on.

CDP1802 · Answer 3 · 2011-04-29T00:34:00

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Now, how am I supposed to know what you need to know? That depends very much on what you intend to do. Why don't you just browse through the articles and get some inspiration?

Posted 29-Apr-11 0:34am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 4 · 2011-04-29T00:35:00

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If all you have done is learn the basics of VB and C# in a console application, then you have touched upon probably 1 or 2% of the .NET framework.

The remainder will take you a very long time: I know a fair amount, but I am very aware that there is a heck of a lot I don't know!

I would start with a book, and work though the exercises. Get comfortable with Winforms, or WPF and then branch out into the more specialised regions.

Sorry, but that is not a question anyone can answer quickly!

Posted 29-Apr-11 0:35am

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shivani 2013 29-Apr-11 7:48am

i know its not easy. i wanna ask from which concept i should start

OriginalGriff 29-Apr-11 7:56am

As I said, move from console to Winforms or WPF. (I would suggest the former, it's closer to what you know - WPF is a new learning curve)

shivani 2013 29-Apr-11 7:58am

thank you

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