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hi,
i m a beginner of project creation.i am crazy about the .net.i know the base codings and db connection of c# and then i want to improve and develop my codings.i want to use kit with my apps but what i do i dont know.i need full picture with detailed codings or how to derive the code from the online.i need detailed view of developing my knowldge.

plz i need ur help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Updated 26-Aug-11 5:50am
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Take a class, read a book, learn how to use google.

Failing all of that, pick a small application that you have on your system (like Windows Explorer), and try to write an app that duplicates its appearance and functoinality. That's the absolute fastest way to improve your skills - by writing code that actually does something. All of the "hello world" apps in existence won't teach you ANYTHING.
 
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angeleena 26-Aug-11 13:50pm    
thanks alot for ur guidance sir.u said i ill take small apps in my sys.k sir i ill try. but how to write code for my apps sir.i dont know.i m a beginner sir.what i do?
#realJSOP 26-Aug-11 14:02pm    
Refer to the first sentence in my reply.
I would start here MSDN Development for beginners[^]

Then I would also read articles here and also attempt to solve some of the questions here to (not necessarily answer them, but a bonus if you can) as it will improve your troubleshooting skills also.

But as John has stated make your own versions of existing small applications and then once you've built it, improve the code, make it faster, make the code footprint smaller.

But otherwise keep reading keep coding..
 
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angeleena 26-Aug-11 13:45pm    
thanks sir,in which source or article is develop my own.bcoz i m a beginner.
Simon_Whale 26-Aug-11 14:21pm    
On the homepage of this site there are numerous articles
Practise makes perfect. No other shortcut.
Keep at it while reading new blogs / developments etc.
 
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Simon_Whale 26-Aug-11 14:20pm    
Great advice never stop learning and always read +5
angeleena 26-Aug-11 14:31pm    
thanks sir!ur advice motivate me!thanks!

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