Anyone know of one?
Best book i've read so far is Simon Robinson's Wrox
Professional C# book but the ASP.NET chapter is weak, i'm
looking for something more detailed, any suggestions?
jax
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"Jax" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> writes: Professional C# book but the ASP.NET chapter is weak, i'm
looking for something more detailed, any suggestions?
Try Programming Microsoft .NET by Jeff Prosise, despite its
title is focused mainly on ASP.NET
bye
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If you can pick stuff up quickly and after you have the basics of .NET and
maybe a little ASP.NET, I recommend Amit Kalani's 70-315, it's very
streamlined but readable and effective (tutorial style), perfect even if you
have no interest in certification. This book gets all good reviews.
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news:02******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Anyone know of one?
Best book i've read so far is Simon Robinson's Wrox
Professional C# book but the ASP.NET chapter is weak, i'm
looking for something more detailed, any suggestions?
jax
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news:02******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Anyone know of one?
Best book i've read so far is Simon Robinson's Wrox
Professional C# book but the ASP.NET chapter is weak, i'm
looking for something more detailed, any suggestions?
I like three:
Jeff Prosise "Programmin g Microsoft .NET"
Fritz Onion "Essential ASP.NET"
Dino Esposito "Programmin g ASP.NET"
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Author, "Microsoft Visual C# .NET Core Reference", MS Press www.servergeek.com
from wrox:
professional asp.net
professional c#
professional ado.net
or:
asp.net unleashed
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Anyone know of one?
Best book i've read so far is Simon Robinson's Wrox
Professional C# book but the ASP.NET chapter is weak, i'm
looking for something more detailed, any suggestions?
jax
.
Thanks for everyones suggestions I certainly have
something to research and things to look at.
Even though I love this community I want the book so I'm
not such a strain on this usegroup, in regards to ASP.NET
(and probably in regard to the fat client coding too) i've
been asking so many questions and I need to know so much
more to stand a chance of having a reasonable conversation
about it.
Hopefully this book will help me even out my giving and
taking of advice here, or at least I hope so.
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