.NET Book

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Furio Belgiorno

Can anyone hint one ro two good .NET books?

I have deep experience in C++ and ATL/COM, but .NET seems to be a completely
new platform, so the transition to it is by no means straightforward.

thanks in advance,
Furio
 
Furio Belgiorno said:
Can anyone hint one ro two good .NET books?

I have deep experience in C++ and ATL/COM, but .NET seems to be a completely
new platform, so the transition to it is by no means straightforward.
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Jeffrey Richter, Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming is
excellent.

I've only just started Don Box, Essential .NET Volume 1, but that's
good so far too.
 
Furio:

A useful (maybe even necessary) reference is "Applied MS .NET Framework
Programming", Richter.

Derek LaZard
 
Given your experience Furio, I would second that recommendation about Don
Box's latest gem. It will help prevent you falling into various pitfalls and
traps that the CLR can introduce for unsuspecting C++ programmers.
Incidentally, Don's book is subtitled Inside the CLR - it's not a how to
guide for programming .NET.



--
Peter Wright
Author of ADO.NET Novice To Pro, from Apress Inc.


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