C# Smorgasbord will soon be available!
Posted by Filip Ekberg on 21 Jul 2012
UPDATE: C# Smorgasbord is now available!
Since the fall 2011 I have been working on a book called C# Smorgasbord. The book is inspired by all the interesting topics that I've touched in this blog.
I'm proud to announce that the book will soon be available for purchase on Amazon and CreateSpace! You will also be able to purchase digital copies on the website for C# Smorgasbord.
It will be available for purchase August, 2012.
The cover
The cover is produced by a very talented art directory, Christoffer Saltelid and looks like this:
3D-view of the book
A little bit about the book
Looking at everything from testing strategies to compilation as a service and how to do really advanced things in runtime; you get a great sense of what you as a developer can do. By taking his personal views and his personal experience, Filip digs into each subject with a personal touch and by having real world problems at hand, we can look at how these problems could be tackled.
No matter if you are an experienced .NET developer, or a beginner, you will most certainly find a lot of interesting things in this book. The book covers important patterns and technologies that any developer would benefit from mastering.
Table of Contents
This is the top-level Table of Contents for C# Smorgasbord:
- Introduction to Parallel Extensions
- Productivity and Quality with Unit Testing
- Is upgrading your code a productive step?
- Creating a challenge out of the trivial tasks
- Asynchronous programming with async and await
- Dynamic programming
- Increase readability with anonymous types and methods
- Exploring Reflection
- Creating things at runtime
- Introducing Roslyn
- Adapting to Inversion of Control
- Are you Mocking me?
If you head over to books.filipekberg.se you can pre-order a digital copy today.
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Filip Ekberg is a Principal Consultant at fekberg AB in the country with all the polar bears, Microsoft C# MVP, author of a self-published C# programming book, Pluralsight author and overall in love with programming.
