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Nikolai Turnaviotov2012-10-23 15:54:52
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Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2012-10-23 15:54:52

Paper books on C#, MVC4 and related technologies?

Greetings.
Interested in paper books you have read or recommended for mandatory study (I will also consider the electronic version with pleasure)
on Desktop C # (I have already studied Troelsen on C # 4 5th edition) with an emphasis on WPF.
MVC - probably the 3rd one, because books on the freshly released version 4 will obviously not appear soon,
because now it has become necessary to write for the Web.
Perhaps something additional for jquery, ajax, css, html (5?) without which mvc projects will be sad and boring.
According to MVC, the level is closer to a completely beginner (1/5), for desktop it is a little more advanced (2/5).
I am also looking for something good on Windows Phone , integrating projects with Azureand other Microsoft products in general.
Russian language is preferred. I can and can read code from MSDN, SO, and other google sites with examples, but not enough to read fully English literature
. Thank you for your time and desire to help.

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pletinsky, 2012-10-23
@pletinsky

Sorry, I understand that you do not want to hear such answers.
But by God, forget about books already.
1) Well, in extreme cases, squeezes from sites where everything is written briefly with typical examples.
2) Msdn of course - there is certainly a level of non-English literature - everything is written in a simple way in the same style. A couple of days with an interpreter, even if you get used to it.
3) Well, practice and a search engine. Stuck - googled - then you do it.
4) Participation in a project with experienced developers is the basis for growth. There you will write code in a general style, using the approach that is in the rest of the application. There will be no stoppers that you cannot google. Working in pairs is ideal.
By God, it’s not books that will allow you to grow professionally quickly. Yes - equipment is important - but at a higher level than learning how to work with specific frameworks.
If it's really bad with English, you can use the book as a real-time reference on the project, but perhaps the electronic version will suffice.

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SychevIgor, 2012-10-23
@SychevIgor

There are no books on MVC4 yet. On mvc3, I also don’t remember Russian-language books much ...
In fact, you can learn the basic base on mvc2, and then go on.
On Azure, it is better to look at the reports from techdays.ru, as there is a demonstration there. The slides usually have a general overview, and then demos.
For Windows Phone, you can search www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/16726736/

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pletinsky, 2012-10-23
@pletinsky

Here is a book on Asp.net Mvc 3.0.
Here about asp.net 4.0 in principle, including asp.net mvc 4.0.

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RouR, 2012-10-31
@RouR

Look for this Professional ASP.NET MVC 4 - Jon Galloway, Phil Haack, Brad Wilson, K. Scott Allen

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DavyJohnes, 2013-11-21
@DavyJohnes

Adam Freeman - Pro ASP.NET MVC4
On ozone there is definitely. Now I am finishing reading it. The book is excellent, with each new chapter comes more understanding.

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