[Book Review Preview] Visual Studio 2013 Cookbook

The team at Packt have given me another opportunity to review one of their just released titles, Visual Studio 2013 Cookbook. At 332 pages it's going to take a few days, but in the mean time, here's a preview of the book...

Visual Studio 2013 Cookbook

• Provides you with coverage of all the new Visual Studio 2013 features regardless of your programming language preference
• Recipes describe how to apply Visual Studio to all areas of development: writing, debugging, and application lifecycle maintenance
• Straightforward examples of building apps for Windows 8.1

Preface
Chapter 1: Discovering Visual Studio 2013
Chapter 2: Getting Started with Windows Store Applications
Chapter 3: Web Development – ASP.NET, HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript
Chapter 4: .NET Framework 4.5.1 Development
Chapter 5: Debugging Your .NET Application
Chapter 6: Asynchrony in .NET
Chapter 7: Unwrapping C++ Development
Chapter 8: Working with Team Foundation Server 2013
Chapter 9: Languages
Appendix: Visual Studio Medley

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