Dot .NET Books

 

Note: since VB.NET and C# are so similar, most Dot .NET books can be used for both languages. 

 

Distributed .NET Programming in VB .NETDistributed .NET Programming in VB .NET

By Tom Barnaby, Paperback, 552 pages, (September 24, 2002), source code and errata at website. 

 

 

 

Sams Teach Yourself Visual Studio .NET in 21 daysSams Teach Yourself Visual Studio .NET in 21 days

by Jason Beres, Paperback, 696 pages, (January 14, 2003),

A good overview, but not much depth, of many .NET topics

 

 

Microsoft ADO.NET Step by StepMicrosoft ADO.NET Step by Step

by Rebecca M. Riordan, Paperback, 528 pages, (January 2, 2002), CD-ROM

ADO.NET has been rewritten from the last version of ADO. 

 

 

Ado .Net ProgrammingADO .Net Programming

by Terrence J. Joubert, Ryan N. Payet, Paperback, 422 pages, (November 2002), CD-ROM

 

 

 

Applied Microsoft .NET Framework ProgrammingApplied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming

by Jeffrey Richter, Paperback, 640 pages, (January 23, 2002), Source code and errata on website. 

The .NET framework is similar to what API programming was. 

 

 

Visual Basic .NET Solutions Toolkit - 30 Practical Components for .NETVisual Basic .NET Solutions Toolkit - 30 Practical Components for .NET

by Rockford Lhotka, Editor, Paperback, 425 pages, (July 2002), Source code and errata on website

This is similar to the 101 solutions book published by Microsoft and other books that teach from example programs instead of by topic.

 

Beginning .NET Web Services with VB.NETBeginning .NET Web Services with VB.NET

by Karli Watson, Joseph Bustos, Paperback, 500 pages, (August 2002)

 

 

 

 

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Dot .NET Books