Real World .NET, C#, and Silverlight

Nytro · December 10, 2011

[h=2]Real World .NET, C#, and Silverlight[/h]

[h=3]Book Description[/h] A team of MVP authors guides you through the .NET 4 Framework

Written by a group of experienced MVPs, this unparalleled book delves into the intricate—and often daunting—world of .NET 4. Each author draws from a particular area of expertise to provide invaluable information on using the various .NET 4, C# 4, Silverlight 4, and Visual Studio tools in the real world. The authors break down the vast .NET 4 Framework into easily digestible portions to offer you a strong foundation on what makes .NET such a popular and successful framework for building a wide range of solutions.

Breaks down the .NET 4 Framework into easily understandable sections
Features more than a dozen MVPs serving as authors, each of whom focuses on a particular area of expertise
Covers such topics as Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight 4, Windows Communication Foundation, ASP.NET performance, the entity framework, and more
Shares C# tips and tricks and .NET architecture best practices from a team of Microsoft MVPs

Real World .NET 4 and C# isthe ultimate resource for discovering and understanding the .NET 4 Framework.

From the Back Cover

Unparalleled advice for using the most popular tools of the .NET Framework

Written by 15 experienced and knowledgeable MVPs, this unique book delves into the world of .NET 4, providing you with invaluable information on using the .NET Framework, C#, Silverlight, and Visual Studio for building a wide range of solutions or enhancing existing solutions.

David Giard ASP.NET and jQuery
Bill Evjen ASP.NET Performance
György Balássy Ethical Hacking of ASP.NET
Gill Cleeren How to Build a Real-World Silverlight 5 Application
Jeremy Likness Silverlight — The Silver Lining for Line-of-Business Applications
Daron Yöndem Tips and Tricks for Designers and Developers
Kevin Grossnicklaus MVVM Patterns in Silverlight 4
Alex Golesh Windows Phone “Mango” for Silverlight Developers
Christian Weyer Pragmatic Services Communication with WCF
Dominick Baier Securing WCF Services Using the Windows Identity Foundation (WIF)
Jeffrey Juday Applied .NET Task Parallel Library
Vishwas Lele The WF Programming Language
Christian Nagel Practical WPF Data Binding
Scott Millett Driving Development with User Stories and BDD
Caleb Jenkins Automated Unit Testing