Nothing is really free in Microsoft`s world , but you can start by using the express editions of Visual C# 2010 and Visual Web Developer 2010 .
It amazing how much better the (java) free eclipse IDE is compared to the free visual C# , but if you are willing to put few hundred $`s , The Ultimate version+Resharper should give eclipse a very good competition.
Few notes:
LINQ is absolutely brilliant.
Delegates/Events are cool too. They are explained here.
WPF DependencyProperty is explained here.
NUnit is a great testing tool , especially with the new attributes and constraints
But it does not integrate to VisualStudio Express (and Microsoft does not allow plugin/extensions to the epress edition)
Don`t worry , just do:
1. Add reference to NUnit in the project. (Add reference -> .Net -> component name=NUnit frameworl
2. Open the nunit-x86.exe (on windows7) , create a project and use "Add assembly" to target the relevant project dll/exe.
3. Don`t run it manually, instead change the Program.cs to run it, instructions here . Note that you will need to add the nunit-gui-runner.dll from the NUnit ../bin/../lib directory
NUnit is a great testing tool , especially with the new attributes and constraints
But it does not integrate to VisualStudio Express (and Microsoft does not allow plugin/extensions to the epress edition)
Don`t worry , just do:
1. Add reference to NUnit in the project. (Add reference -> .Net -> component name=NUnit frameworl
2. Open the nunit-x86.exe (on windows7) , create a project and use "Add assembly" to target the relevant project dll/exe.
3. Don`t run it manually, instead change the Program.cs to run it, instructions here . Note that you will need to add the nunit-gui-runner.dll from the NUnit ../bin/../lib directory
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