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Programming .NET 3.5

1 rating: 5.0

A book by Jesse Liberty

Build N-Tier Applications with WPF, AJAX, Silverlight, LINQ, WCF, and More

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Author: Jesse Liberty

Genre: Computers & Internet

Publisher: O'Reilly Media

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Jesse Liberty Hits Another Home Run!

Feb 25, 2009

by rockholly
posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

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If you are familiar with programming books you should make it well worth your while to get to know Jesse Liberty asap. He's an amazing writer that puts books out in warp speed time. Content is always good, writing is clear and concise and he is a joy to read. With 'Programming .NET 3.5', Mr. Liberty does it yet again. My only complaint with this book and a rare one that I make is that this book is TOO short. With only 14 chapters, this book needs more content, even with 450+ pages. Newer focus is on WPF, AJAX, Silverlight, LINQ, WCF and the like but some older content would be nice to have as well.

If you need to learn about .NET 3.5 you would be remiss not picking up this text to get up to speed and working right now. You get this book you will NOT be disappointed!!

McKinnon Overview

01. Into to .NET 3.5
02. XAML Inro
03. WPF Basics
04. Applying WPF
05. Introducing AJAX
06. Applying AJAX
07. Introducing Silverlight
08. Design Patterns with .NET 3.5
09. LINQ
10. WCF
11. Applying WCF
12. Introducing Windows Workflow Foundation
13. Applying WF
14. Applying CardSpace

***** HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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