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C# & APL+Win Class Attendees

The C# & APL+Win April 24-25 Class in Bethesda has gathered 19 attendees demonstrating the raising interest that APL+Win Users have in interfacing their APL applications with C#.

Click here (or on any attendee photo on the left) to see larger attendees photos as well as their comments. You'll then be able to scroll thru all attendees by clicking the < or > little icons to the left and right of the photo pane.

Attendees all received a 200 pages printed Manual (a list of errata is now available here)

Convert your APL Applications to .Net!

This Web Site is about interfacing APL+Win and .Net C# as well as converting your APL+Win applications to .Net C#

There are numerous ways by which you can interface APL and C#.

This Web Site explains all the possibilities you have to use the full power of C# and of the .Net Framework with APL: all of them involve learning a bit of .Net and of C#. This Web Site will help you do that.

Among all these possibilities, the best one is to convert your APL application to C#: this does not mean rewriting your entire APL application in C#: it means rewriting your application User Interface in C# and use APL in the background for the remaining part of your application that can basically stay unchanged.

Reading this Web Site you'll learn:

  • how you can write C# DLLs which you can then use as ActiveX from APL+Win (see Use C# From APL)
  • how you can write C# applications which use your APL+Win workspace in the background (see Use APL From C#)
  • how you can convert your APL applications to .Net C# (see Convert APL To .Net)
  • how you can run your C# & APL+Win applications as ClickOnce applications from the browser (see ClickOnce)

Learning C#

If you want to convert your APL application to .Net, you'll need to learn a bit of C# and a bit of the .Net Framework.

Learning C#, Visual Studio and the .Net Framework is easy and in any case much easier than learning APL.

Learning a bit of C# will allow you to move your APL application to .Net. while still keeping a large part of it in APL.

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Previous Web Site

You can still access my previous Web Site from a link at the bottom of the left menu: please refer to my previous Web Site for any information not yet on this Web Site!

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