Re: I really hate .NET especially inside Delphi

Kevin Frevert wrote:


"Ingvar Nilsen" <no.spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You can link it in instead of copying it. There is no "default"
method like you describe. What you describe being a problem is no
problem at all.

Copying is the default/prefered behavior. You have to click that
little down arrow to get VS to "link" the file.

Preferred by whom? Not me at least.

But, it is extremely easy to have VS output all DLLs, both those
release-built and those debug-built to the same folder, see under
Project/Properties/Build where you can specify to have all DLLs
output to for example the Debug folder.
Again, what you describe being a problem is no problem at all.

A huge problem when 9+ developers scatter assemblies all over
creation. I can only image the chaos on end-users harddrives.

Huh? This I did not get at all, what is a 9+ developer?
And I cannot imagine any chaos at all because of this, the topic in
question here is related to the development machine, not the end user's.


- ASP.Net: I haven't dug deeply into this yet, but you
have to publish .cs files to the target web server (\App_Code
directory). I assume there is some switch/config option, and
during development that's OK, but there is no amount of
convincing that will make me think my source code is safe on a
publicly accessed server.

This is not the case at all.
To check this, right click the root of a web site project, select
Publish Web Site, and after having published your site, you will not
find as much as a single .cs file in the destination location.


Like I wrote, I haven't dug into this deeply yet.

No, but then don't say "you have to publish .cs files to the target web
server" because you do not have to as far as I know.

If you know a case where you have to, I would be very interested to
know, because one of the first products I will market is an application
that synchronises the development machine with the web server, and
knowledge about what files to copy and what to leave on the development
machine is essential for this to function correctly.


We have 2 'experienced' VS developers (one C# the other VB.Net) and
one ex-Java developer who after seeing what they can do in Delphi,
cannot understand why we haven't upgraded from D6 to D2006 (more
'modern' ide, refactoring, etc).

BDS 2006 is definitely a superior product. But not for ASP.Net web
development, there VS 2005 is far ahead. .Net 1.1 --> 2.0 suffice for
that to be true.

Almost brought a tear to my eye.

I am a Delphi nostalgic myself, you bet :)


--
Ingvar Nilsen
http://www.ingvarius.com
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