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   02-26-2006, 10:55 AM
whyvenky is not online. Last active: 2/27/2006 12:48:43 AM whyvenky

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Huh? [:^)] This may not be the rightplace but I need all the help I can get as i am confused.
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I am a programmer working with .Net environment .I downloaded DevForce Express after seeing it highlighted at http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework. I also went to the website and saw how to write an application in 15-20 minutes. Now I want to know the following questions
Will this really help me increase my programming skills and speed as I saw on the site?
And secondly , my friend says, I will get more value for writing code as I go along in my career but more compensation in my job by using productivity tools. Is that right?
 
I am new to programming (first job) so guidance and suggestions are always welcome, please

Thx
Venky


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   02-26-2006, 11:51 AM
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Re: This may not be the rightplace but I need all the help I can get as i am confused.
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Venky,

Will it increase your programming skills? Probably not. This is like a calculator; if you don't understand how to add, subtract, multiply, or divide, then a calculator will not help increase your math skills.

Will it increase your programming speed (productivity)? Maybe, it depends on how difficult a component/framework is to use.

Components and frameworks are useful because they make you more productive during the coding of an application. Their web-site emphasised being more productive.

Using a component does not make the value of your code higher. A poor design implemented using a component/framework is still a poor design. Using these components can help increase the quality of your code because you are less likely to introduce coding errors by doing it from scratch.

Will using productivity tools increase your compensation? Depends, if it helps you to produce quality applications faster then maybe. There are a lot of factors that go into determining compensation. Using productivity tools may or may not be one of them. 

Microsoft has a lot of information on their web site for guidance, samples, etc.

Good luck

John


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   03-03-2006, 11:36 PM
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Re: This may not be the rightplace but I need all the help I can get as i am confused.
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Thank you for very sound advice

Regards


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