
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 is something I was skeptical about when I first started working with it. I was more passionate for Eclipse and the Java environment because that’s where I was working most of the time on and did not take a closer look at Microsoft´s IDE which I’m about to work on for the next two years.
When I knew I was about to leave Eclipse and Java for ASP.NET and Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 I was in shock for a short of time.
This is the point where you are going to learn a new language and a new way to work although I have knowledge of other languages like JavaScript for instance. I thought it is going to be very difficult and hard because I never have used Microsoft’s Developer Tools or any of their languages, I usually use my Mac to develop pages in a Fast programming Notepad like application or the Eclipse IDE for school projects in Java.
Now as we speak I’m getting into C# and Visual Studio. I started to use this magnificent tool for over 2 months now and I’m glad to say that I’m starting to like it allot. It’s amazing what Microsoft have provided for us developers.
You have a simple C# API, documentations and tutorials online to help you out. And the best thing of all is that C# is actually very close to the Java language that we learned in school. So syntaxes in C# are piece of cake.
Here is some of my quick notes on sessions and saving variables between them. How to declare a variable to store in a session so you can retrieve it and print it out to a label for the user dynamically.
Let the fun begin !
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