Re: Need a book to learn C# in a practicle approach
Yeah, perhaps you're right about the book to be informatinve and another guy about the things looking on the internet, however I usually use books because of the good theoretical background and I just love to create what they say to do by following chapters. I guess it's the differences between the styles we use to learn and I already know the way my brain use to handle data / info efficiently.
We baught a books Learn C# in 1 day. I usually avoid such books, because from the personal experience - there impossible to do it professionally even after months of decent work, however I thaught it might be as a syntax guide and I started to read it today. Since syntax is almost as in C++ + Java + PHP Mixture, I don't feel as cut off from the way I go as I thaught I would, but there are no chapters so I took some of them to implement from my other books I have about C++, however since I already solved them it's not so interesting and they don't always follow the current topic. I believe tomorrow I'll end this book, because only new thing in there seems to be linq and in a simple matter (I mean not deeply explained), so I guess I'll pick something else to move forward.
Friend of mine has a lacl of tasks in the past as far as I got, so it would be a good help even to help him to learn by giving an exercises that follow the topic, but I guess I have to look them on the net.
By the way, how are you creating Windows forms, or even better - WPF? I tried to use that IDE and it works well for coding, but for a Designer, NVDA starts to lag / hang up when there are more elements / controls in the form. You write controls by hand or have some partial methods like I quickly managed to work out - create these controls by hand and use VS as a refresher?
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