This book was 29 chapters of awesome, and if I had to pick a favorite book this would be it.
Jeffrey Richter starts off by explaining how the CLR’s execution model works and how to package and deploy applications. The book covers how to use and design Types, how the garbage collector manages resources as well as threading.
The author does a really great job of explaining everything, and is careful to point out what his personal preferences are and why. The material in this book lays a solid foundation for development using the CLR, C# and the .NET framework.
This book is going to be a great reference.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment