New Book: C# Succinctly

July 7, 2015 · 1 min read

My latest book, C# Succinctly, is now available. This is published by Syncfusion, as part of their Succinctly series. It’s an e-book and is free for you to download in multiple formats.

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The Succinctly series is designed for a quick look at a specific topic. In that spirit, C# Succinctly does a quick overview of the C# programming language, covering the essentials of what a developer needs to get started. The code for this book is based on C# v6.0 and runs in Visual Studio 2015, which will be available within a couple weeks of this posting. The code is hosted on Bitbucket and you can find the link inside the book too.

Thanks to the folks at Syncfusion who helped me write this: Hillary Bowling, Stephen Haunts, Ben Ball, and Graham High.

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