Developers....Good C# / .NET Messageboards? or Newsgroups.

[MacroGuru]

I am looking to shift myself back into the world of development. I have chosen the C# / .NET route as I am shifting myself to a M$ world in a lot of the things I do.

For the developers on here..

What are some of the better forums and resources you use to bounce questions off of others or help others?

[Buccaneer]

StackOverflow has always been one of the best. Other than that, I just google my problem/etc. and there have been no shortage of links taking you discussion boards, blogs and documentations.

[sabotai]

I pretty much just use google as well.

[3ric]

Agree on Stackoverflow, but http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/For...netdevelopment and http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/For...y/visualcsharp are very good as well. Might as well go to the source itself.

[PackerFanatic]

Originally Posted by Buccaneer

Other than that, I just google my problem/etc. and there have been no shortage of links taking you discussion boards, blogs and documentations.

+100

Sometimes I feel like I have grown up in a spoiled time - I started programming back in high school (early-2000s) and I cannot imagine doing it without with the aid of something like Google. Got a problem, get 100 practically instantaneous answers!

[sabotai]

Originally Posted by PackerFanatic

+100

Sometimes I feel like I have grown up in a spoiled time - I started programming back in high school (early-2000s) and I cannot imagine doing it without with the aid of something like Google. Got a problem, get 100 practically instantaneous answers!

I started in the early 90s with PASCAL, well, the 80s with BASIC on the C64, but I was just a kid then and wasn't really doing it seriously. I relied on a few people I knew on BBSes to help (*wonders if you know what they were*), but for the most part, I was on my own.

[gstelmack]

Google + codeproject.