Related books
Web programming books
Murach's ASP.NET 3.5 Web Programming with VB 2008
If your primary programming language is Visual Basic instead of C#, this is the ASP.NET book to get.
Murach's HTML, XHTML, and CSS
If you haven't done anything but dabble in HTML and CSS up until now, this book will let you expand your skills in a professional way. It covers today's best practices for using HTML/XHTML and CSS together, instead of doing a lot of direct formatting in HTML or tacking on CSS as an afterthought.
Murach's JavaScript and DOM Scripting
This book is the ideal companion to our ASP.NET book. It teaches you how to write the client-side code for your web pages to enhance the user experience. You'll soon realize that JavaScript code is automatically generated for many of the .NET controls. You'll also see when it's best to use server-side programming and when client-side programming would be more efficient.
C# books
Murach's C#
2008
This book presents the C# programming essentials that
you need to know before you can start developing web
applications. As such, it is a great introduction and
companion to our ASP.NET 3.5 book. You can use it whenever
you need to learn new C# skills or refresh your memory
about old ones.
Murach's ADO.NET 3.5, LINQ, and the Entity Framework
with C# 2008
This is our comprehensive book on .NET database programming
for C# applications. Besides teaching you ADO.NET, it also shows you how to use LINQ and the Entity Framework, two .NET 3.5 enhancements for data handling. Since
most of the critical applications in any company are
database applications, this book should be required
reading for every professional C# developer.
SQL books
Murach's SQL
Server 2008 for Developers
This book shows you how to write SQL statements in all
their variations so you can code the right statements
for your data sources. It's especially good if you're
using Microsoft SQL Server databases with your C# applications,
but it also works if you just want to learn standard
SQL.
Murach's Oracle SQL and PL/SQL
If you're accessing Oracle databases from your ASP.NET applications instead of...or in addition to...SQL Server databases, this book covers the SQL variations and language features you need to know to write effective queries, stored procedures, and more.
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