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Similarly you might not expect that reading CLR via C# would make you a better programmer at a high level with things like DI and big frameworks and everything,
by jolux 6y ago
Similarly you might not expect that reading CLR via C# would make you a better programmer at a high level with things like DI and big frameworks and everything, but it makes you see what you're writing in an entirely different light. A whole other layer below the surface.
- sbelskie 6y agoI would strongly second that endorsement. I would love a new edition taking the CoreCLR more into account but it’s still more relevant than most any other book I can think of.
- pjmlp 6y agoThere is a version for UWP as well.
- jolux 6y agoReally? What’s it called?
- pjmlp 6y agoSimilarly named, Windows Runtime via C#. https://www.amazon.com/Windows-Runtime-via-Developer-Reference/dp/0735679274 https://www.amazon.com/Windows-Runtime-via-Developer-Referen...
- jolux 6y agoNeat! I would definitely like a .NET Core version, though. I was disappointed to discover netmodules were deprecated