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====== How to start with X# if you are a VO programmer ======

If you are a VO programmer, these tips can be helpful to you.

  * X# comes with an (optional) IDE that is similar to the Visual Objects IDE. So if you are not familiar with Microsoft Visual Studio, starting with XIDE may make learning easier.
  * Install X# (of course) and XIDE. XIDE may be needed for some samples. But you need to be registered on [[https://www.xsharp.info|www.xsharp.info]] to be able to download the installer. The X# compiler can be used free of charge, even for commercial purposes
  * Play with two of the standard applications that come with XIDE: the "Basic X# Application" and the "Basic X# Form Application"
  * If you are interested in WPF, you can also have a look at the samples at the "Samples" page in XIDE
  * download the "Vulcan.NET at Warp Speed Guide" from here: [[http://www.govulcan.net/portal/LearningVulcanNET/GettingStarted/tabid/59/Default.aspx|Vulcan.NET Getting Started]]. It is for Vulcan.NET, but apply most also to X#
  * look at the forums [[https://www.xsharp.info/forum/public-examples|Examples]] and [[https://www.xsharp.info/forum/pearls|Pearls]]. They contain several samples a pieces of code by some contributors, and also by the X# Development Team itself
  * There is a page that links to some forum contributions that are very interesting: [[https://www.riedmann.it/xsharp/index.php|X# Pearls]]
  * You can find some samples and documentation also here: [[https://www.riedmann.it/verschiedenes_xsharp.php|X# sample downloads]]
  * There is also a document that lists some of the differences between VO and X#: [[https://riedmann.it/documents/Differences_VO_XS.pdf|Differences_VO_XS.pdf]]
  * Migrate a VO application using the Vulcan runtime libraries and XIDE: [[migrate_vo_vulcan_rt|Migrate from VO using XIDE and the Vulcan runtime]]

Of course, you can ask in the forums, and someone will try to answer your questions.
And use Google, and add "C#" to your search terms: there are a lot of solutions for every problem - you will be surprised.