New Language, New Problems?

I'm coping with a rough transition from Java to the Java-esque C#. Any recommendations for tutorials/forums online?

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• C#
• java
• programming
• pluralsight

[Agnostic2008]

stackoverflow(dot)com is the best site for programming questions

[Developeando]

At this point it matters little about programming, what matters is to see this beautiful woman

[lol78749]

never seen a HOT coder before

[graceoverall]

@Agnostic2008 Aye, besides stackoverflow, the only one I've found that's really worth visiting and has a reasonably active community is dreamincode(dot)net.

[raichoo]

The transition from Java to C# is not that hard. If you want to learn something really new you should check out Haskell or a dialect of LISP. I found the functional side of programming very intriguing and a lot more flexible than working with most OOP languages. Learning different paradigms is a great way to become a better programmer because you can completely focus on a different way of thinking. Pure functional programming was a real eye-opener. Give it a try, it's fun :)

[WestysGate]

Basically it's like this; You gave up Java because it's fucking hard. Simples as!

[TheRealFrunsi]

OMG, oh Yeah, C# works the same way like her. Probably same like me. I am convinced now. C# is great!

Gimme more coc..ne and I will believe anything the PR idiots tell me!



[chromosome24]

first i started with C++ then i said fuck that noise and proceeded with C#. After C# I went on to Java, then I had one night stands with a slew of scripting languages. Im now looking to settle dwn and start a serious relationship with C/C++...possibly marriage and kids.

[koolumbo4real]

She's using her boob factor to get free programming lessons. How foolish.

[cshepley]

@Agnostic2008 Stack Overflow is also written in C# btw. C# is ahead of Java on the innovation curve I think at this point with DLR, Linq, better Lambdas, etc.

[darkmater4tm]

I learned C# with the Yellow Book. I think it was brilliant, not just as an introduction to C#, but for understanding the principles of object oriented development too.

I learned Java after I learned C#. It felt like a downgrade to be honest. C# is essentially Java redesigned, dumping all the bad choices Java is stuck with and enriching the standard framework with more intuitive classes.

[bytesilver]

i can't get over how a hot cute girl like yourself is talking about programming... wow...how times have changed..... Im only 33 but I feel like a dinosaur now!