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Can you suggest me a book on C# and WPF, with lots of practice example?
Can you please suggest me a book on C# and WPF, with lots of practice example? I am looking in Amazon and Bearns & Nobel for past one week…!
What I need is a Book that has real UI Building Example (or Lab Example). I need real life UI building Example not just how to make a Grid or Stack Panel.
I am experienced Application Developer but newly introduced to .NET.
2 Answers
- peteamsLv 79 years ago
I can't recommend a book, because that's not how I learn. However a well constructed WPF application will consist of a user interface almost entirely specified and constructed in XAML running against logic constructed in C#.
The XAML component of the application is best designed using Expression Blend, so you need to obtain that tool together with a book that works for you.
The C# component will be built using Visual Studio and should be entirely testable by itself. You'll find a wider range of books on C#, but those that cover Microsoft Test may be fewer.
- JockyMcLv 49 years ago
I've been learning this for the past while myself and to be honest, looking on youtube, this site, stackoverflow and msdn have provided all of the answers I've needed.
Think of something worth doing and add to it as you learn.
The problem I've found with most books is that they teach you everything from "this is a variable" or they are just good for reference (which isn't good unless you know what you're looking for).
The book I have is called "Visual C# 2010" by John Sharp.
It's ok, but the examples are very basic.
