* Please advise on what ASP.NET book to purchase......

[TonyU]

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Hello ASP.NET gurus, (hope to be there soon)

I need advise on as to which book to buy:

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1?
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4?
5?
6?

I have .ASP experience and planning to making a smoth transition very very soon.

Thanks all...

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[warche]

I've got

VisualBasic.NET
Developer's Guide to
ASP.NET, XML, and ADO.NET

It's working OK for me. Of course, you have to be using VB for it to work for you. They don't go real in depth on the individual properties and methods(that would take quite a bit), but they at least list them. It has good content for migrating from ASP.

 

[Alcar]

They are all great books. Of the one you mentioned we have:
4,5,6 which I hope you will consider buying (expecially the last 2)
Plus there are other great titles from Wrox:

- Beginning ASP.NET using C#
- Professional C#
- ADO.NET (Programmers Reference)
- Professional ADO.NET Programming
- Professional ASP.NET

there are just some...

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[link9]

IMHO, #4 is a rag. Just FYI

It doesn't go deep enough into anything to be very useful for anyone with more than a passing interest.

Personally, I like the SAMS book. It serves as a good reference, since it's just so darn thick.

Anything by WROX has my vote, too.

 

[TonyU]

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Thanks for your opinions guys.

I also heard great things about WROX and think will jump on the bandwagon. Thanks again.

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