We raved about the first edition of Programming C#. In the Second Edition, Liberty's done an awful lot of polishing, reflecting the evolution of C# through the beta process, extensive feedback from dozens of expert C# developers, and his own experience with C# in enterprise development projects.
Liberty starts with a quick overview of .NET and a tour of the fundamentals, from the language's strongly typed nature to its use of namespaces, with a focus on its object-oriented features. Next, you'll go to work building both desktop applications with Windows Forms and web applications with Web Forms. Along the way, Liberty shows how to make the most of RAD features once available only to VB programmers
Liberty starts with a quick overview of .NET and a tour of the fundamentals, from the language's strongly typed nature to its use of namespaces, with a focus on its object-oriented features. Next, you'll go to work building both desktop applications with Windows Forms and web applications with Web Forms. Along the way, Liberty shows how to make the most of RAD features once available only to VB programmers