DZone - DZone's Top 10 .NET Books
“Developers typically have one or more indispensable books that they have always kept close at hand when diving deep into the coding realm. But which ones are really the best of the best? And how can other developers find out what the essential titles are in various categories of development?
DZone has the answer.
With the help of DZone's 300-member Book Review Team, we're picking our Top 100 Book Recommendations for Developers. Over the next few months, we'll be bringing you our top picks in each major category of development, including Java, .NET, Agile, Web Design, and more.
Today we present the best books for the .NET developer community. The books here will help you become a great coder with C#, ASP.NET, PowerShell, WPF, or Silverlight. There are also books on the list that will help you master .NET framework design and prepare for the future with .NET concurrency.
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And here I was just looking for some “good” C# books. Good timing for this… ;)
Interesting that some of the classics aren’t listed, like Code Complete (I guess because it’s not a “.Net” book… ). Also the C# focus of the books is telling, isn’t it?
Pro ASP.NET MVC 2 by Steve Sanderson should be on that list.
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