best book for .NET programming?

[Dan]

Hi Guys

just wanna do a quick poll here, what is the best book for .NET programming
in general for people migrating from VC++ 6?

thanks
dan

[Guest]

Re: best book for .NET programming?

> just wanna do a quick poll here, what is the best book for .NET
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> in general for people migrating from VC++ 6?
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One of the important things added to .NET applications is it's security.
Unless you create only one executable that runs only on your local computer,
you need to understand this security.
The book ".NET Framework Security " (Addison Wesley) gives a pretty good
understanding.

Because I wanted to learn .NET programming first without the additional
complexity of VC++ .NET, I started to learn C# because that is a native .NET
language and I figured out, that once I understand C# then I can use the
knowledge in VC++ too. I use the book "C# and the .NET Framework: The C++
Perspective" (Sams Publishing) for that.

And the rest the online msdn web sites...

[John Crockett]

best book for .NET programming?

My favorite publisher is wrox press...i've never been
disappointed by any of the over 20 of their books I have
bought.

John Crockett
john_phx@hotmai l.com

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[Guinness Mann]

Re: best book for .NET programming?

In article <2d16a01c3944e$ 24cf2120$a60128 0a@phx.gbl>,
anonymous@discu ssions.microsof t.com says...[color=blue]
> My favorite publisher is wrox press...i've never been
> disappointed by any of the over 20 of their books I have
> bought.[/color]

Yeah, but didn't they go out of business?

-- Rick