C# Developers' Journal (original) (raw)

9:00p

I'm 3 days into a 5 day "essential .net 2.0" class and I'm looking for a book that covers the language a) well b) with simple examples and c) explains some of the .net weirdness. I've got a few years of C++ and other OOP, web programming, etc. It's not that I'm new to programming, but some of the things we're discussing in class seem bass-ackwards to me, in terms of how they're implemented.

I'd love a C#/.NET book similar to the "head first design patterns" style of writing. is there anything like that, that you'd recommend?

thanks

9:50p

zmlc 1.0 I just finished the beta of ZMLC, which can be located at:
http://www.mathgladiator.com/jeff/code.html

In a nutshell, the software lets me (and anyone that wishes) to define an object model in one large file. This file is compiled to produce C++ headers, serialization code to and from XMLjr, and serialization code to and from flat binary. Furthermore, a C# class library is built with the same behavior (except for binary serialization). My goal was to create a C# scene editor for a C++ scene graph that evolves constantly.

Anyone want to beta test?