Applied .NET: Developing People-Oriented Software Using C#

by Ronan Sorensen, George Shepherd, John Roberts, and Russ Williams

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Applied .NET strikes the perfect balance between .NET theory and practice. It doesn't just show you how to apply C# and .NET: it demonstrates just how much you can achieve with .NET once you've mastered it. More than any other book, Applied .NET is focused on the implementation cycle of software development, and the specific challenges developers will face while developing for the .NET platform. Using real-world code examples, the book addresses the realities of developing software using C#, and integrating components written in C# with other tools like BizTalk Server and ASP+. Along the way, the authors introduce the overall architecture of .NET, explain the powerful paradigm shift represented by the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR), demonstrate how .NET technologies fit together, and explain which types of components .NET is best suited for. Coverage includes: C# structure and syntax; C# types and type safety; C# classes, delegates, exceptions, assemblies, and the build process. For all developers, software architects, and IT managers considering or implementing .NET technology.
  • ISBN10 0201738287
  • ISBN13 9780201738285
  • Publish Date 18 October 2001
  • Publish Status Out of Print
  • Out of Print 26 October 2005
  • Publish Country US
  • Publisher Pearson Education Limited
  • Imprint Addison Wesley
  • Pages 416
  • Language English