Hi
I am taking the 2555 class and a lot of the material is over my head. I don't like the MS's book because there is no step-by-step on interacting with the VS.NET
Is there good free resource in the web?
If not, I have pulled a few books in the following. I am wondering which book has the concise step-by-step with lots of pictures helping to navigate on how to do something simple, i.e. concept of tabbed dialog box, web form, asp.net, etc. I am not interested in advance concepts, yet. So the Programming C# by O'reilly is a bit over my head. Learning C# by O'reilly is good general book, but, lacks the GUI portion
Thanks in advance
NET Programming: A Practical Guide Using C
by Pradeep Tapadiya
ISBN 013066945
Applied Microsoft.NET Framework Programmin
ISBN 073561422
Component-Based Development with Visual C#, M&T Bks
ISBN 0764549146
Learn to Program with C
ISBN 0072222611
Programming Microsoft .NE
ISBN 073561376
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Visual C# .NET 2003 in 24 Hours Complete Starter Ki
by James Foxall (Author)
ISBN 067232538
The Book of Visual Studio .NET
by Robert B. Dunaway
ISBN 1886411697
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Dear "=?Utf-8?B?bGlnaHRfd3Q =?=",
I know you said you did not like MS books but I found this one fascinating:
ISBN: 0-7356-1800-3
Programming in the Key of C#: A Primer for Aspiring Programmers (MS Press)
Release Date: 8/6/2003
Thanks,
J
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Hi,
I am taking the 2555 class and a lot of the material is over my head. I
don't like the MS's book because there is no step-by-step on interacting
with the VS.NET.
Is there good free resource in the web?
If not, I have pulled a few books in the following. I am wondering which
book has the concise step-by-step with lots of pictures helping to navigate
on how to do something simple, i.e. concept of tabbed dialog box, web form,
asp.net, etc. I am not interested in advance concepts, yet. So the
Programming C# by O'reilly is a bit over my head. Learning C# by O'reilly
is good general book, but, lacks the GUI portion.
Thanks in advance.
NET Programming: A Practical Guide Using C#
by Pradeep Tapadiya
ISBN 0130669458
Applied Microsoft.NET Framework Programming
ISBN 0735614229
Component-Based Development with Visual C#, M&T Bks.
ISBN 0764549146
Learn to Program with C#
ISBN 0072222611
Programming Microsoft .NET
ISBN 0735613761
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Visual C# .NET 2003 in 24 Hours Complete
Starter Kit
by James Foxall (Author)
ISBN 0672325381
The Book of Visual Studio .NET
by Robert B. Dunaway
ISBN 1886411697
Dear "=?Utf-8?B?bGlnaHRfd3Q =?=",
I know you said you did not like MS books but I found this one fascinating:
ISBN: 0-7356-1800-3
Programming in the Key of C#: A Primer for Aspiring Programmers (MS Press)
Release Date: 8/6/2003
Thanks,
J
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Hi,
I am taking the 2555 class and a lot of the material is over my head. I
don't like the MS's book because there is no step-by-step on interacting
with the VS.NET.
Is there good free resource in the web?
If not, I have pulled a few books in the following. I am wondering which
book has the concise step-by-step with lots of pictures helping to navigate
on how to do something simple, i.e. concept of tabbed dialog box, web form,
asp.net, etc. I am not interested in advance concepts, yet. So the
Programming C# by O'reilly is a bit over my head. Learning C# by O'reilly
is good general book, but, lacks the GUI portion.
Thanks in advance.
NET Programming: A Practical Guide Using C#
by Pradeep Tapadiya
ISBN 0130669458
Applied Microsoft.NET Framework Programming
ISBN 0735614229
Component-Based Development with Visual C#, M&T Bks.
ISBN 0764549146
Learn to Program with C#
ISBN 0072222611
Programming Microsoft .NET
ISBN 0735613761
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Visual C# .NET 2003 in 24 Hours Complete
Starter Kit
by James Foxall (Author)
ISBN 0672325381
The Book of Visual Studio .NET
by Robert B. Dunaway
ISBN 1886411697
I have to agree with John. This book is fascinating in its approach to
teaching programming from the ground up in general and C# while he is at it.
Well written too as all of Charles' work is. I would recommend this one to
all brand new programmers.
--
Sam Gentile [C#/.NET MVP]
..NET Blog http://samgentile.com/blog/
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I know you said you did not like MS books but I found this one
fascinating:
ISBN: 0-7356-1800-3
Programming in the Key of C#: A Primer for Aspiring Programmers (MS Press)
Release Date: 8/6/2003
Thanks,
J
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Hi,
I am taking the 2555 class and a lot of the material is over my head. I
don't like the MS's book because there is no step-by-step on interacting
with the VS.NET.
Is there good free resource in the web?
If not, I have pulled a few books in the following. I am wondering which
book has the concise step-by-step with lots of pictures helping to
navigate on how to do something simple, i.e. concept of tabbed dialog box, web
form, asp.net, etc. I am not interested in advance concepts, yet. So the
Programming C# by O'reilly is a bit over my head. Learning C# by O'reilly
is good general book, but, lacks the GUI portion.
Thanks in advance.
NET Programming: A Practical Guide Using C#
by Pradeep Tapadiya
ISBN 0130669458
Applied Microsoft.NET Framework Programming
ISBN 0735614229
Component-Based Development with Visual C#, M&T Bks.
ISBN 0764549146
Learn to Program with C#
ISBN 0072222611
Programming Microsoft .NET
ISBN 0735613761
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Visual C# .NET 2003 in 24 Hours Complete
Starter Kit
by James Foxall (Author)
ISBN 0672325381
The Book of Visual Studio .NET
by Robert B. Dunaway
ISBN 1886411697
I have to agree with John. This book is fascinating in its approach to
teaching programming from the ground up in general and C# while he is at it.
Well written too as all of Charles' work is. I would recommend this one to
all brand new programmers.
--
Sam Gentile [C#/.NET MVP]
..NET Blog http://samgentile.com/blog/
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I know you said you did not like MS books but I found this one
fascinating:
ISBN: 0-7356-1800-3
Programming in the Key of C#: A Primer for Aspiring Programmers (MS Press)
Release Date: 8/6/2003
Thanks,
J
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Hi,
I am taking the 2555 class and a lot of the material is over my head. I
don't like the MS's book because there is no step-by-step on interacting
with the VS.NET.
Is there good free resource in the web?
If not, I have pulled a few books in the following. I am wondering which
book has the concise step-by-step with lots of pictures helping to
navigate on how to do something simple, i.e. concept of tabbed dialog box, web
form, asp.net, etc. I am not interested in advance concepts, yet. So the
Programming C# by O'reilly is a bit over my head. Learning C# by O'reilly
is good general book, but, lacks the GUI portion.
Thanks in advance.
NET Programming: A Practical Guide Using C#
by Pradeep Tapadiya
ISBN 0130669458
Applied Microsoft.NET Framework Programming
ISBN 0735614229
Component-Based Development with Visual C#, M&T Bks.
ISBN 0764549146
Learn to Program with C#
ISBN 0072222611
Programming Microsoft .NET
ISBN 0735613761
Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Visual C# .NET 2003 in 24 Hours Complete
Starter Kit
by James Foxall (Author)
ISBN 0672325381
The Book of Visual Studio .NET
by Robert B. Dunaway
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