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Microsoft has introduced a new environment for creating Windows applications: .NET. The technologies it includes will change the way every Windows application is created, and will change the world of all developers. This is the most important new developer technology that Microsoft has introduced since Windows NT. Yet Microsoft has not done a good job of clearly explaining what .NET is and how it works. This book provides the technical introduction to .NET and the entire .NET Framework which developers and technical managers have been seeking ever since Microsoft's initial announcement. This will become known as the first book to go to for anyone seeking a solid understanding of .NET. Windows guru and bestselling author David Chappell has both the inner understanding of .NET and the clear, concise writing style to be able to explain it as no one else can.
-- Clear, concise, jargon-free, easily-understandable writing style, while still technically sound and thorough.
-- David is extremely well known in the Windows development world. Not just a great author, he really knows how to market his books as well.
-- For developers, this is the perfect place to begin mastering .NET, laying a solid foundation for future study. For technical managers, it will contain enough depth to enable them to make good decisions, without delving too deeply into implementation details.
-- Debut title in David Chappell's new Independent Technology Guide series. This series is aimed to be the first book that technical managers or developers pick up to gain an understanding of the essentials of a new technology.
The .NET Framework is the most important developer technology Microsoft has introducedsince the release of Windows NT, and will affect every software professional working in the Windows environment. It introduces a common set of application programming interfaces and a unified set of commands across all programming languages. It automatically takes care of all the housekeeping COM required so that developers can focus on writing business logic code specific to their applications. Applications built within it are automatically Internet-enabled. It lets developers actually program for the Web.
Written for technical managers and software developers looking for a deep but conceptual grounding in .NET, it gives readers an overview of .NET and the .NET Framework, coverage of Web services, Hailstorm, the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and CLR-based languages, the unified class library, ASP.NET, and ADO.NET.
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