C# in Depth has become widely regarded as one of the best books in its field, focusing on C# as a language to provide an unparalleled level of detail. It explains not just what the language does, but also why it was designed that way. C# in Depth, Third Edition has been updated and expanded to cover the new features in C# 5, such as async modifier and async await operator which provide greater support for asynchronous operations and improve the ability to write asynchronous code which is readable, robust, and maintainable. It expertly guides the reader through the details and gives a new level of clarity about how the language works and how to use it most effectively. *Explains the what and why of C# * Covers new features of C# 5 * Shows how to avoid hidden pitfalls This book is aimed at intermediate to advanced developers who already know C# to some extent - but are possibly very rusty. C#, which is used to write asynchronous code, is a language primarily developed by Microsoft, targeting the .NET platform and is widely used in the corporate world. .NET 4.5 , released August 2012, supports C# 5 which is the next version of the language and contains features that make it much easier to write apps for Windows 8, which relies heavily on asynchrony.
Jon Skeet is a Senior Software Engineer at Google, and a highly visible participant of newsgroups, user groups, international conferences, and the Stack Overflow Q&A site. Jon spends much of his day coding in Java, but his heart belongs to C#.
The page for this book: http://csharpindepth.com/ or http://manning.com/skeet3/
Author's blog: http://msmvps.com/blogs/jon_skeet/
翻译得太烂了,看中文要看两遍才能明白他想说什么,英文就能把前后文连贯起来。而且还能练练英语,就是看英文速度比较慢,不过只要看一遍其实也差不多,不明白为什么这本书的中文版评分还这么高? 原著还是不错的,从语言进化的脉络来讲述,让你明白不同版本C# feature产生的缘...
评分C#这门语言一出来就有好多不同的声音,我们用着,但甚至还自卑着。究竟我们知道的有多少,对常用的概念我理解了多少这就很难说了。比如说“泛型”我很习惯用,但是大多时候,大多人只是习惯着这种方式,它的好处已经有足够多的书说了,如果问有什么弱点,相信C#er会愣住,似乎...
评分本书作者供职于 Google,主要写 Java 程序,业余时间写了本 C# 的书,一不小心变成了经典著作(说其为经典,主要基于两点:一、Amazon上好评如潮;二、最新版为 3rd Edition,一本讲编程的书,没有点儿功力,是很难再有后续版本的)。 全书共分 5 个部分,基本一个部分对应于 ...
评分无意间在图书馆找到的这本书,没想到给我这么大惊喜! 这是一本让我豁然开朗的书,作者一一对比了C#1.0/2.0/3.0的区别与改进,个人认为,这是本书的精髓。没有对比,就没有深入。伴随C#版本升级,C#越来越强壮,逻辑严谨,功能强悍。 这本书对有一定C#学习经验的人来说,是进阶...
评分下面的链接是,当年看完这本书之后,回头review时候写的一个总结。 C# in depth要点整理(一张A4纸, 打印版) http://wjason.iteye.com/blog/1835376 确实是C#的好书。 入门力荐。
作者很牛,不光写书厉害,还是stack overflow的top 0.01%(http://stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet)。他还挺幽默,比如倒数第二章的代码里出现了Time Machine和TARDIS(经典英剧《Doctor Who》),读着的时候真是会心一笑。这是一本帮助你知其然并且尽量知其所以然的书,有些老程序员经常说想当年如何如何,这本书就像一个从C#蒙昧时代走过来的老程序员一样把这门语言的演化娓娓道来。当然,很多东西我都没有看懂,不过聊以自慰的是作者经常安慰我说,如果你看懂了,你就比99%的程序员懂得多;如果你没看懂,也没关系,因为你几乎不大可能使用这些特性……
评分我qtmd吧。。废话这么多,读它的人为啥不直接去读spec呢。。。
评分C# 中级教程
评分又一大部头读完了,作者带领回顾C#发展历史,高速你它如何成为现在这个样子。非常好的向导书
评分赵三本
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