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Murach's
SQL Server 2005 for Developers by Bryan Syverson & Joel
Murach
Book for teaching how to write SQL for SQL Server
2005 |
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monad
By: Andy Oakley
Quick introduction to the beta version of the
Microsoft Shell (MSN). |
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Murach's ASP.Net 2.0
Upgrader's Guide: VB Edition By: Anne Boehm and Joel
Murach
Targeted at the experienced ASP.Net developer
who's ready to upgrade. |
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By: James W. Newkirk and Alexei A. Vorontsov
Describes the philosophy of test-driven development and shows how
to implement it in Microsoft .Net using NUnit and FIT. |
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By: Bob Beauchemin, Niels Berglund, and Dan Sullivan
There’s a lot for developers to learn about SQL Server
2005. A First Look at SQL Server for Developers is a good way to get
started. It’s worthwhile even if you don’t have a version of SQL Server
2005 to play around with. |
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by Chris Sells and Justin Ghetland
Assumes the basics and goes into the next level of detail about how the
.Net Framework and Visual Basic can be used to implement WinForms
applications. |
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by Paul Kimmel
Another book that takes the user beyond the introductory level for Visual Basic.Net programming and into some of the more difficult areas of .Net
Framework programming. It also covers some of the basic topics such as
ASP.Net, ADO.Net, and Web Services and introduces more advanced use of these
areas. |
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by Rockford Lhotka
Design and construction of the CSLA business object
framework. This is a well thought out design for business applications
that are both flexible and scalable. |
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by Dan Fox and Jon Box
Architecture and Best Practices for Mobile Development |
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By: Jesse Liberty
Publisher:
O'REILLY 2002
This is a book with a simple defined purpose:
to teach the syntax of the C# language to programmers who know other
languages. It accomplishes its purpose concisely and in a style that I
found easy to read. I bought it when I jumped into C# development in the
Spring of 2003 and it made the jump easy. |
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By: David McAmis
A book that helps you get past some of the frustrating parts of Crystal
Reports and contains a lot more run-of-the-mill descriptions on how to
create reports. |
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2nd Edition
By: Partick J. Lynch and Shara Horton
Publisher:
Yale
University Press 2000
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How to Do Everyting with FrontPage 2002
By: David Plotkin
Publisher:
Osborne/McGraw-Hill
2001 Basic guide to the functionality of FrontPage 2002 |
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by Shari Thurow
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques for the long
haul. The importance of content, links, keyword placement,
directories, pay-per-click are all discussed. |
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by LaMacchia, Lange, Lyons, Martin, and
Price
All aspects of security in .Net. Most importantly:
Code Access Security (CAS), encryption, code signing. Examples in C#.
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by Dan Vertion
What motivates the teenage hacker? How do the hack?
How to they get caught?
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by Jessie Liberty and Dan
Hurwitz
A great way to get started programming ASP.Net in either
C# or VB.Net. |
