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Gabriele - 11 Jun 2007 10:07 GMT
I would like to learn .Net framework in order to develop an hybryd
system.
I do have solid knowledge of general programming with some languages.
I may need information about:

Desktop GUI programming on .Net
Web Application development with Asp.Net
Handling Database with .Net

DBMS used is not yet decided, but i believe it will most probably be
PostGreSQL as MS SQL Server cost a lot and does not provide anything
new while MySQL miss important stuff.
Language will surely be C# as i have an inner antipathy against VB
style and i have a quite strong experience with C sintax (both in C++
and Java).

Could you suggest some good books to learn the above (possibly 2
books, with the database components explained inside the others).
About the style of the books I do prefere a content rich, professional
approach (review of many components, explaination of inner workings,
notes about security and performance) against a sample-code rich,
basic tutorial approach (a few samples are appreciated thought).
PvdG42 - 11 Jun 2007 14:45 GMT
>I would like to learn .Net framework in order to develop an hybryd
> system.
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
> notes about security and performance) against a sample-code rich,
> basic tutorial approach (a few samples are appreciated thought).

Have a look at the Murach books on C# and ASP.NET 2.0. They may not be as
advanced as you'd like, but they cover a lot of territory and include good
coverage of ADO.NET. I'm sure you get lots of other suggestions, as well.

http://www.murach.com/index.htm

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