Learning ASP.NET 3.5

Question

User635089734 posted

Hi,

I'm trying to learn ASP.NET 3.5 these days, and I found this book: O'Reilly Learning ASP.NET 3.5 by Jesse Liberty, Dan Hurwitz, and Brian MacDonald.
No one has commented on this book at Amazon, someone knows something about this book?

Answer 1

User220959680 posted

Hi raditz

Yes, O'Reilly's is a good source. I have gone through the few pages and it does seems an interesting one.

• Please note you can find the list of books recommended by Microsoft ASP.NET Team at http://www.asp.net/community/books/
• You may consider downloading Free eBooks at http://www.itstudy8.org/aspnet.asp

Thanks,

Answer 2

User-319574463 posted

 >Yes, O'Reilly's is a good source.

The  O'Reilly books are:

• Written by experts using released products
• Not padded out with "bumpf".
• Well printed
• Proof read
• Reasonably priced.
  

Answer 3

User-208332432 posted

Try "ASP.NET 3.5 Enterprise Application Development with Visual Studio 2008" It covers plenty of concepts and builds an entire working application.  It shows you how to create a 3 layered application, use LINQ to SQL, Lambda expressions, extension methods, generics, custom server controls, user controls, web parts and personalication, crystal reports for .net, and plenty of patterns for data entry and displaying data.

Answer 4

User324972980 posted

Microsoft press has some good books.