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This topic provides links to information on standard application development tasks in the .NET Framework.
In This Section
- Development Fundamentals
Provides links to information on basic constructs used in application development.
- Configuring Applications
Explains how developers and administrators can apply settings to various types of configuration files.
- Data Access
Provides links to information about how to use the .NET Framework with data sources such as ADO.NET, Microsoft SQL Server, OLE DB, and XML.
- Debugging and Profiling Applications
Explains how to test, optimize, and profile .NET Framework applications and the application environment. This section includes information for administrators as well as developers.
- Deploying .NET Framework Applications
Shows how to create a self-described, self-contained application, whether the application is a Windows Forms application, an ASP.NET application, or a control to download.
- Encoding and Localization
Explains the extensive support the .NET Framework provides for developing international applications.
- Server-based Components
Describes how to use file system, installation, messaging, and system monitoring components.
- Side-by-Side Execution
Explains what side-by-side execution is and how you can use it to run multiple copies of an application, a component, or the entire runtime.
Related Sections
- Advanced Development Technologies
Provides links to information on sophisticated development tasks and techniques in the .NET Framework.
- Security in the .NET Framework
Provides links to information on the classes and services in the .NET Framework that facilitate secure application development.