C#

[dvlper]

Hi, fellow IT professionals.

I am making the transition from C++ to the .net platform. I am looking for advice on where to find C# and Sharepoint resources.
Also, any tips at all on where to start, or how to go about the whole 'studying' process. Thank you very much.


Can't wait to start...

[NoteMe]

If you all ready know C++, then you are going to have no problem doing C#. It is much the same. (BTW, C++ also has a C++.NET version if you like, and didn't know).

I always start with reading a book on a langugage when I start off with a new language. If you don't want that, but want to get up to date on the .NET framework, then I suggest you read up on the Namespaces and classes at MSDN

If you want to get up to speed on the language it self, I have found some great tutorials here . I also have some other links, but I have to find them again...my bookmarks are getting to messy..


Hope that helps you a bit.
- ØØ -

[dvlper]

Thank you for your prompt reply. I will get started on the tutorial right away.

Any other help is greatly appreciated - links, names of good books, etc from all of yall out there. Particularly someone who has taken training or worked with both C# and Sharepoint, might be able to give me some pointers on how to go about becoming a pro!

[StrangerInBeijing]

Inside C# 2

MS Press - Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming (Jeffrey Richter, 2002)

Both above were recommended to me by a dev in Redmond. Besided that it's really good, but I hopped out of .Net Framework Programming for now. MSIL get messy.

uuuh....if you have problem finding these, PM me...I said zit

[Hack]

Lets not forget one of your best resources, and that is this web site.