Class Library Project example in C# with Visual Studio Solution tutorial

[@vice8811]

You have no idea how much you saved my life with this

[@Gabriela-uz8gg]

thank you soooo much!That is the best explanation that i have ever seen , please don't stop making new content , because you're doing an AMAZING job !

[@shadsluiter]

Wow, thanks!

[@solarblast5959]

Very nicely made video, easy to follow, no clutter to be seen. Loved it. That's a sub and like in my books. Thanks!

[@mikebledig7208]

Thank you for this tutorial. I'm learning a lot from it to help me understand how to create a .dll if I should need to. Very well done dude.

[@BishalUdash]

Coming from interpreter language like php, python and js, was required to fix abug with dotnet project. This video helped me understand about the dotnet library project types and how to execute them via console app . Thanks a lot.

[@jhonatan8670]

Thanks a lot you're amazing, I bought your intermediate C# course

[@David-iq1kd]

Awesome thank you! One thing I'm confused on, is handling Git repos when there are multiple projects. If adding more projects to my main project, I get problems that the "solution contains projects outside the project folder." How do you maintain a git repo for each project separately, but still pull other projects into the main project?

[@jnyendwa]

You have to add a reference to the main program from the class which you intend to access information from, I think he has shown in the tutorial how to make a reference.

[@orenwolfe6506]

If a class in a library is modified, is it necessary to recompile programs that reference that class?

[@SurendraSingh-bd5wc]

Well done videos. Wonder if I can a copy of the code to learn. I have stayed with VB but consider learning C#

[@rekarpc98]

Many thanks for sharing these tutorials.

[@shadsluiter]

Glad you like them!

[@mdiqbalhossain8844]

Excellent explanation

[@adminsignon2704]

Can I use a class library written in C# in a VB.Net project?

[@shadsluiter]

I believe so. .net supports a wide variety of languages. C# and VB are the most common.

[@suresh-0129]

The best explanation

[@shadsluiter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hristotanchev6036]

Brilliant tutorial!

[@johnlombardo3534]

I don't understand when you add a reference to the class library in your program that it's doesn't allow access to the library until you add the directive using statement. I tried removing the reference and my project still runs with access to the Class Library. Is there any point to adding a reference? Great lesson Thank you

[@nikitab3709]

I like developers .. so cool and funny approach .. haha

[@zohirbensalem7622]

thanks so much ,,, it is very helpful , please show us a course of localDB handling

[@sloneplusgaming5120]

very important stuff...thank u sir

[@mikepowertech2679]

I love your videos). Could I ask you to provide the source code for this app?

[@josemoltv]

gracias.. me ayudaste mucho.

[@goatyt3010]

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[@shadsluiter]

Thank you. Come back again.

[@digitalmarketingviral2591]

How can I get your type of Visual Studio on my MAC. All the ones I downloaded have different GUI, making it difficult to follow your tutorials. Thanks

[@shadsluiter]

The visual studio for mac is a different product with a different user interface. Although you can develop web applications with asp.net. You cannot create windows apps on a mac version of visual studio. I installed Windows on my mac in order to get the best and full experience of Visual Studio. To use Windows you have two choices: install with a virtual machine emulator, such as Parallesl, or divide the hard drive into two partitions and install two operating systems. With the M1 and M2 chips you only have the option for installing Parallels and a virtual machine. The experience of running windows and Visual studio 2022 on an M1 mac is very poor. You have to get the experimental version of Windows for ARM chips (free from Microsoft) and install with Parallels ($100 per year). Visual Studio runs slowly. It works ok for making Winforms apps but is really slow if you are trying to run asp .net web applications. The solution I landed on was to simply run Windows natively on an intel chip. I have an older Macbook pro with an intel cpu. Bootcamp allows you to install windows on a hard drive partition so there are no virtual machines or emulation. Performance is good considering the computer is older. So now I have two computers.

[@hareltzanani9560]

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[@GEM15037]

Informative video but FYI it's Fahrenheit.

[@AkbarJmiel]

Hi

[@anon_148]

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