Where I can find out popular C# forums?
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Where I can find out popular C# forums?
www.vbforums.com has a decent c# forum section
Moved To General Developer
As mentioned, I'd start right here with us.
Yeah. At-least on this forum everybody speaks (and can spell) English. I've visited some other C# sites where that ain't the case. This is one of the better developer forums I've run into out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hack
-Max :D
How about Google? Open a few and compare post and thread counts to estimate popularity.
Why fix it when it's not broken? As both JB and Hack have said this forum has its own c# section plus jmc and other members who are knowledgeable to help you with your questions.
I just did not know C# forums is here.
I like this forums because there so many experts help me.
Shouldn't it be "one of the best forums"? Seriously, why did you use the comparative instead of the superlative?Quote:
Originally Posted by Max Peck
This forum has a good set of C# people. www.Codeguru.com/forums also does as well.
As a 'heads up' - we won't let people list competing forums here, but then between VBForums, Codeguru, and DevX we've got some of the best forums out there!
Brad!
And if I were to suggest any others, those two would be on the top of the list most likely.Quote:
Originally Posted by brad jones
Oh, probably so you would ask me why! ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by esposito
I don't hand out superlatives easily but, yes, this is one of the best programming forums out there.
Feel better now?
-Max :D
Of course, if there are things we can do better, please let us know. Can't make any promises, but we do try to listen ;) :)
Brad!
well,
dont look further because MSDN community has it's own C# forum:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/For...y/visualcsharp
kinda helpful resources. i suggest you start searching here before google (with topics related to C# of course :p).
Yes, I feel much better now. I agree with you when you say that "on this forum everybody speaks (and can spell) English". By asking for linguistic clarifications, we can certainly preserve our good reputation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Max Peck
For the above mentioned reason, I think we should pay more attention to the difference between "it's" (= it is) and "its" (= belonging to it).Quote:
Originally Posted by upstream