Perth .NET CoP Book Reviews

Windows Developer Power Tools. James Avery and Jim Holmes. O'Reilly

[Thanks go to Michael Minutillo for this book review.] Until reading this book, I did not realize how much productivity I stood to gain. When I first agreed to review this book I didn't know what I was really getting into. I expected a brief catalog of

Head First Object-Oriented Analysis and Design

I found it hard to write a review about this book. Why? Because apart from a few, very minor typos it is simply superb ! In my opinion, it is one of the best and sure to be one of the most influential books in this subject area. The O’Reilly Head First

Pro C# 2005 and the .Net Platform, by Andrew Troelsen

This book is well written, very clear and does not sacrifice any depth despite its broad coverage. Although targeted at developers with a few years experience, it is one of those rare books that are good no matter what your level of experience. The style

Applied Mathematics for Database Professionals. Lex de Haan and Toon Koppelaars. Apress

Writing a book is no easy task. Completing a book when your co-author and friend passes away early in the process, must be a monumental task, this is what Toon Koppelaars achieved with this work. I ordered this book expecting it to contain examples of