.NET books.
Hello everyone. My name is Gheorghe Marius and i'm a C# programmer from Romania. Enough of that...let's get down to business :-)
I've finished reading Chris Sells "Programming Windows Forms in C#" last night and...well i was kind of dissapointed. It's not a bad book but frankly i was expecting more. More "hardcore content". Stuff that i can't find in the docs. A big chunk of the book was "fluff" that you can find in the SDK. Anyway if you're interested in WinForms and you are a newbie you should grab it. If you aren't a newbie....hold on to your money.
Now....related to the .NET books. Is it just me or most of them just plain suck ?
I mean....the "regular" .NET book seems to be just a rewrite of the SDK. Let's take the ADO.NET books...what informations do you find in, from the top of my head, "ADO.NET cookbook" that you can't find in the docs ???
The best .NET book....definetly Essential .NET by Don Box. Highly recommanded.
What's your favourite .NET book ?