Recently I read in The week in .Net about some new e-books published by Microsoft about web, cloud and container development and one of these books was Architecting Modern Web Applications with ASP.NET Core and Azure.
After I have read it I can say it is a rather small book which gives you a good but very basic overview about ASP.Net Core MVC development.
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In order to get my hands even dirtier with Web technologies I wanted to read more about Html5, JavaScript and jQuery. And so I came across this book:
Although being a professional software engineer for more then 15 years now, I never really dived into Web development. That has changed recently. After having played around a little bit with pure HTML and some Asp.Net WebForms I realized that I should build up some solid foundation in order to be able to build maintainable and modern Web applications.
So I decided to read this book:
Even though I am working with Indian colleagues for some years now I only recently realized that I still don’t know enough about the Indian culture in order to be able to understand certain motivation and behavior.
A quick search on Amazon discovered this small book:
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