With all the reading on Swift I've done this week I feel like I already know it better than C# in certain ways
Any book recommendations for understanding the structure and features of C#?
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@benedictfritz I really like this book- I have it if you wanna borrow it! http://www.amazon.com/5-0-Nutshell-The-Definitive-Reference/dp/1449320104 … -
@david_laskey Ah yeah the big nutshell. I was looking at it on Amazon last night - only $20 for Kindle!
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@benedictfritz If you've already got a bit of C# knowledge, I'd recommend "C# In Depth" by Jon Skeet. Your brain will hurt, in a good way. -
@threeve Oh man that’s the StackOverflow guy, right? I had no idea he wrote a book! Thanks! - 1 more reply
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@benedictfritz I have a great .Net/C# book somewhere I think? -
@stringbot Sweet! I’m mostly in it for the C# since that’s what I use with Unity - 1 more reply
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@benedictfritz O'Reilly has been my goto for decades. This got me up to speed on C# in an afternoon http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920023975.do … -
@shauninman Ah awesome, seems much lighter than the O'Reilly C# In a Nutshell - 2 more replies
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@benedictfritz I can't find it on Google but you want to get the Microsoft books. They are the experts and hire good technical writers.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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