Ich habe inzwischen ein halbes Dutzend Bücher über C# & .NET, aber dieses stellt meiner Meinung nach die absolute Referenz dar.
Umfassend, kompakt, und sehr fundiert.
Dass im Referenzteil nicht das komplette Framework abgebildet ist, stimmt zwar, hätte aber den Umfang des Buches mehr als gesprengt. Es sind "nur" die 21 wichtigsten der insgesamt 90 Namensräume dokumentiert, aber das alleine auf knapp 500 Seiten, also wirklich mehr als ausführlich.
Referenzbücher, die "nur" das komplette Framework abdecken, gibt es an anderer Stelle, hier erhält der geneigte Leser eine umfassende Referenz zu der Sprache C# und den wichtigsten .NET-Komponenten. Anders als andere Bücher zu diesem Thema, hält sich dieses Buch aber nicht damit auf, den Leser in die Welt der Objekt-Orientieren Programmierung an sich einzuführen, oder den FOR-Befehl bis ins haarkleinste zu erläutern, sondern geht davon aus, dass entsprechende Vorkenntnisse vorhanden sind.
Umsteiger von C++, Java-erfahrene oder auch Delphi-Entwickler finden hier also ein echtes Sammelsurium an Detailinformationen, ein Buch, das lange Zeit neben der Tastatur verweilen, weil immer wieder aufgeschlagen wird.
Eine echte Referenz eben, von C#-Entwicklern füer C#-Entwickler, wie immer auf dem hohen Niveau jeglicher Literatur aus dem Hause O'Reilly. Und - selten genug - auch die Übersetzung ins deutsche ist wirklich sehr, sehr gelungen.
Völlige Neueinsteiger sollten aber zunächst "Programmieren mit C sharp" von Jesse Liberty aus dem selben Verlagshaus wählen, um die Fumdamente zu legen auf denen dieses Werk fusst.

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- Publisher : O′Reilly (5 April 2002)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 960 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0596001819
- ISBN-13 : 978-0596001810
- Dimensions : 15.24 x 3.99 x 22.86 cm
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"Neither a "how-to" book nor a rehash of Microsoft's documentation, this latest addition to O'Reilly's Nutshell series goes to the source of the language and APIs to present content in a way that professional programmers will value above all other books. ... [This book] was written for the working C SHARP programmer who will be able to find answers to most questions of syntax and functionality that he or she encounters on the job. Experienced Java and C++ programmers encountering the C SHARP language and the CLR for the first time will be able to put this book to good use." Linux Magazine, July/August 2002 "...a 'fast-packed, no-fluff' introduction to both elementary and arcane features of C SHARP and .NET...Serious C SHARP programmers will find this to be an invaluable handy reference." PC Plus, November 2002
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Peter Drayton is an independent consultant, helping early-stage companies define and build systems that take advantage of technologies such as .NET, SOAP, XML, and COM+. Peter is also an instructor for DevelopMentor, where he teaches Essential C SHARP.NET. Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Peter now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife, Julie. He spends his spare time researching .NET and tinkering with a small flotilla of computers cluttering up their a partment. He can be reached at peter@razorsoft.com. Ben Albahari is cofounder of Genamics, a provider of tools for C SHARP and J++ programmers, as well as software for DNA and protein sequence analysis. He is author of A Comparative Overview of C SHARP, a frequently cited comparison of C SHARP with C/C++ and Java that was recently named by DevX as one of the top 10 .NET sites. Ben is a resident of Perth, Australia, and in his spare time enjoys composing music on his computer. He can be reached at ben@genamics.com.
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