publishing code

[Erik Frey]

Howdy,

I wrote a class library that I think would be pretty useful to other
folks. I'd like to distribute as a free tool - what's the best way to go
about doing this?

I've used codeproject in the past... is there anywhere else I should
look?

Thanks,

Erik

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I wrote a class library that I think would be pretty useful to other
folks. I'd like to distribute as a free tool - what's the best way to go
about doing this?

I've used codeproject in the past... is there anywhere else I should
look?

www.sourceforge.net

 

[Pete Davis]

SourceForge.NET if it's a sizeable library that you think will be
maintained. If it's simply something you've done and you want to throw out
there without any sort of maintenance, simply toss it on to CodeGuru, or
CodeProject, or C# Corner, and so on.

I have a few fairly small libraries, controls, and tools, but I just stick
them on my web page. A lot of people seem to find them, so that works for
me. Most of the stuff I put on my page is fairly beta or prototype code. If
I want to go beyond that, I usually go with SourceForge.

Pete

 

[Erik Frey]

Thanks - I will check all of these out.

SourceForge.NET if it's a sizeable library that you think will be
maintained. If it's simply something you've done and you want to throw out
there without any sort of maintenance, simply toss it on to CodeGuru, or
CodeProject, or C# Corner, and so on.

I have a few fairly small libraries, controls, and tools, but I just stick
them on my web page. A lot of people seem to find them, so that works for
me. Most of the stuff I put on my page is fairly beta or prototype code. If
I want to go beyond that, I usually go with SourceForge.

Pete

 

[Erik Frey]

Thanks, Jon.

www.sourceforge.net