C# books

[ASB]

I've got some VS development to do. I was going to use VB.NET because I'm comfortable with that, but I thought I might do it in C# instead - since that seems a more saleable skill.

Any book recommendations?

Simon.

 

[AtW]

search for C# or CSharp on emule - thats my recommendation

myself switched to C# - much more pleasant and more professional

 

[DimPrawn]

As Atw says, there are loads of tutorials, articles and stuff on the web which will cost you nowt.

Just spend 10 minutes on Google (not Booble!) using the keywords C# tutorial article learn etc.

As for books, I personally like the Teach Yourself in 21 days series, but look at the reviews on Amazon so that you don't pick a dud.

Moving from VB to C# is wise move. IMHO VB.NET will decline to obscurity over the next couple of years.

 

[AtW]

I think VB.NET will stay as it still generates .net code but its a lot easier for noobs, but real money and power will be in C#. Having said that should be noted that compiled .dll's are the same, so if you just add references then it does not really matter which language you complied it with - optimisation level may differ however.

i would not recommend "Teach Yourself" series - I actually bought a few books and they are all aimed at retards, I dont know about you but I prefer something different (O'Reilly).

 

[DimPrawn]

I am a retard 0] , so Teach Yourself series works well with me if I have no prior experience of the tool/technology.

 

[AtW]

retards

retards

well you earn more than me, so I guess i am even worse than retard

 

[zeitghost]

Re: retards

Re: retards

A well paid retard, to boot.

How galling.

 

[Vetran]

Re: retards

Re: retards

You don't think the VB.net will come in to replace WSH, VBA etc?

That seems the most likely thing, M$ need to consolidate the various versions of VB out there and .net will likely be the one to do it. Already many of the admin scripts are moving that way.

 

[AtW]

Re: retards

Re: retards

Microsoft will have new scripting language in new version of Windows, it will be based on .NET, old stuff is likely to deprecate.