Christian Nagel's huge book on C# and .NET Core 1.0 Professional C# 6 and .NET Core 1.0 goes some way towards answering questions on which technologies in .NET Core are likely to survive, though as ...

Bryan Freeman's book on creating asynchronous applications does a great job of explaining the technology the .NET Framework provides for creating asynchronous applications. It's not as successful in ...

I've decided to learn C# as my first major programming language to write some Windows apps. So, now I need a good book to follow and an Editor to write the code. I'm looking, or rather, thumbing ...

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Gunther Lenz and Thomas Moeller give entry-level programmers an overview of the development model with a .NET influence in their book, .NET - A Complete Development Cycle. I wish I read .NET – A ...

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I am just spinning up on learning C# as another notch in my programming belt and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on a good book. <BR><BR>I am reasonably proficient in both C++ and Java as ...

Our first recommendation for a book of ideas and techniques is Ben Watson's C# 4.0 How-To (Sams, 2010). Mike James gave it a rating of 4.5, describing it as "an enjoyable read" and his review starts: ...