(with Java and C#) by Ben Albahari.

By Suite101.com. Eric Gunnerson was there when C# was being born. He is also the author of A Programmer's Introduction to C# and manages the C# section of the GotDotNet website.

Use .NET and C# to quickly build a scalable commerce Web application that outperforms standard ASP Web apps. By Bob Lair and Jason Lefebvre, Visual C++ Developers Journal, November 2000

C# weblog and article collection by Sagiv Hadaya.

Introduction for first timers.

MSDN article by Prashant Sridharan. The Microsoft Corporation is in the process of developing the next major version of the C# language. This article contains information regarding four key new features, including generics, iterators, anonymous methods, and partial types.

Compares the languages C, C++, C#, and Java. Attempts to uncover a family genealogy.

This code generates a list of entries in a directory as XML. The XML can be returned to the caller as an XML string, a W3C DOM document, or an ADO+ DataSet. By Greg Hack, The Code Project.

JavaWorld article by Michael L. Perry, ITworld.com.

This article, the first in a two-part series, compares C# to Java--describing language features and design trade-offs--and places C# in the context of Microsoft's broader .Net strategy. By Mark Johnson.

This article outlines a Windows service solution designed to process several message queues, focusing on the application of the .NET Framework and C#. By Carl Nolan, Microsoft Corporation.

Java inventor James Gosling says he isn't losing much sleep over Microsoft these days, despite the software giant's effort to stem Java's popularity with its own Java-like language.

This tutorial creates a simple clock control to demonstrate using the .NET framework. By Norm Almond, The Code Project.

Article provides introduction to custom attributes and an explanation for how to write and use custom attributes in C#.

Of all the topics that trouble C++ programmers who consider C#, probably the most volatile is C#'s lack of true synchronous or deterministic destructors. By Bobby Schmidt, MSDN.

Interview with the architect of C#. By John Osborn, O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.

This article is part of a series that aims at understanding fully the way in which delegates and events operate. By A. Abdul Azeez, The Code Project.

By Jeffrey Richter. Explains the programming paradigm used within the .NET Framework Base Class Library (BCL) for enumerating objects.

Ever wanted a static control that behaved like a Visual Basic label control? This could be just the thing you might be looking for. A fully stocked owner drawn RichControl class. By Norm Almond, The Code Project.

Code-for-code comparison of Java and Microsoft C#.

A list of articles on programming in C#.

Article by Tom Sullivan. Language is designed for easy conversion to the web.

This article explains how to use .NET Directory Services to retrieve and search directory objects, create new directory objects and edit or delete existing directory objects. Describes Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM) and how to use the IIS, WinNT and LDAP directory (ADSI) provider.

Article explains basics of exception handling concept and syntax.

Source codes for DevStudio Macros. Add-In which will take a dialog that is open in the dialog editor, and convert it to C# source.

CNet article.

Microsoft's C# (c-sharp) language wins an A from reviewer.

Following on from its .NET plans announced last week, Microsoft has announced its C# (C sharp) object-oriented programming language for building XML-based applications.

New language enables rapid development of web services for the Microsoft .NET platform.

CNet article.

Company predicts C# will offer C++ developers greater productivity and help them maximize the potential of the new .NET Platform.

Java's success, and Sun's control of it, has prompted Microsoft to respond with its C# initiative. C# in many ways is a blend of the power of C++ and Java's built-in protections. Java developers will be well served to learn about C#'s pros and cons -- and how the initiative could affect Java's future. (1,600 words)

Includes a walkthrough of the installation of the SDK's Beta 1. In addition, touches on the first Visual Studio.NET beta release, discusses progress in C# standardization, and ruminates on the new .NET portal. By Bobby Schmidt.

Several member companies of the Object Management Group (OMG)announced the organization's intent to standardize a Language Mapping from OMG Interface Definition Language (OMG IDL, currently an ISO and ITU-T International Standard) to C#, Microsoft's newly proposed development language.

Article discribe the notification pattern that enables all subscribers to receive notifications from a single publisher when - for example - the publisher's data is changed. This implementation uses Remoting to distribute asynchronous notifications between subscribers in different applications on different machines.

Commentary and opinion about C# and Java.

Demonstrates how to send email via ASP+: from plain to HTML mail and attachments.

Many developers wish there was a language that was easy to write, read, and maintain like Visual Basic, but that still provided the power and flexibility of C++. For those developers, the new C# language is here.

Article by Gaurav Mantro explains use of XML to document C# code.

Deals with a topic of interest for most new users of ASP+: how can they use their own or third party COM components in the ASP+ environment?

Chris Lovett's article on porting sample code to C#.

By Jeff Hadfield. Microsoft Casts a Wider .NET.

Microsoft introduced a new C++ based language with productivity features resembling Java. It is not based on a virtual machine model for moving byte code across a network to be run on a variety of target platforms.