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Les Bases Du Développement D'applications Avec .Net 2.0: Mcts, Examen 70 536
Que ce soit pour se certifier ou pour acquérir les connaissances nécessaires en entreprise, ce Kit de formation vous permettra d'apprendre à votre rythme toutes les bases du développement d'applications avec .NET 2.0 et Visual Studio 2005. Cet ouvrage prépare à l'examen 70-536, qui permet, avec un examen de spécialisation supplémentaire, d'être certifié MCTS ( Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist ). De nombreux compléments en ligne (en anglais) sont proposés : examens blancs - 300 questions seront disponibles avec tirage aléatoire - en temps limité ou non avec réponse aux questions.
744 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
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September 27, 2007
If this book didn't correlate with Microsoft's exams, it would be worthless.
The book is written by three authors and reads that way. Even for a technical book it is uninteresting, sloppy and scattered.
Just did some research for other study sources and read some blogs from people who have taken the MCTS tests. It turns out that this study guide does not provide enough information for a self-study person (like myself) to pass a test. Thanks Microsoft Publishing! i will provide links to other sources as i find them. Until then, think thrice before purchasing this worthless paperweight.
A week later:
Horrible, horrible. i wish some other publisher would put out a study guide. Example of awfulness:
The authors spend a measly 2.5 pages on asymmetric encryption and provide a truly useless code example. In the section immediately following they spend 6 or more pages on hash algorithms, which in my opinion, is 4 more pages than necessary. If they spent as much time on the much more challenging topic of asymmetric encryption, that section would have come to 20+ pages (without useful examples.)
The book is written by three authors and reads that way. Even for a technical book it is uninteresting, sloppy and scattered.
Just did some research for other study sources and read some blogs from people who have taken the MCTS tests. It turns out that this study guide does not provide enough information for a self-study person (like myself) to pass a test. Thanks Microsoft Publishing! i will provide links to other sources as i find them. Until then, think thrice before purchasing this worthless paperweight.
A week later:
Horrible, horrible. i wish some other publisher would put out a study guide. Example of awfulness:
The authors spend a measly 2.5 pages on asymmetric encryption and provide a truly useless code example. In the section immediately following they spend 6 or more pages on hash algorithms, which in my opinion, is 4 more pages than necessary. If they spent as much time on the much more challenging topic of asymmetric encryption, that section would have come to 20+ pages (without useful examples.)
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October 15, 2007very very good book for .NET Framework programmers and researchers that seek a textbook on .NET Framework.
Many useful topics from basic to advanced include Datatype, Generics, Globalization, Data Security including Encryption & Decryption, CAS ,... are covered in this book in a simple language!!!
Read and enjoy it!!
Many useful topics from basic to advanced include Datatype, Generics, Globalization, Data Security including Encryption & Decryption, CAS ,... are covered in this book in a simple language!!!
Read and enjoy it!!
May 19, 2010
If you're sitting the 70-536 exam, have I got the book for you!
If you're not, due to this being a foundation book it may be useful to someone trying to learn .NET application development. Though to be honest there probably exists a more suitable book, geared towards beginners rather than helping people pass an exam.
If you're not, due to this being a foundation book it may be useful to someone trying to learn .NET application development. Though to be honest there probably exists a more suitable book, geared towards beginners rather than helping people pass an exam.
September 9, 2011
Decent book for learning the basic functionality of the .NET framework. Felt like the security chapters were a little long and there were quite a few typos and mistakes in the practice questions. Overall I learned a good deal from reading this book.
March 21, 2013
Great book to understand the Core of .NET, and also to know at high level, things like Authentication and Authorization, Serialization, Hash and Encrypt and others.
But i don't recommend to be the first read book for .Net developers
But i don't recommend to be the first read book for .Net developers
July 30, 2007
like eating a bowl of someone else's fingernails
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October 5, 2008tough exam
September 17, 2010
really love that book
April 10, 2016
Unsatisfying and boring. Incomplete and not always clear.
Useful only the labs and case scenarios.
Useful only the labs and case scenarios.
July 20, 2013
Nice book.. Generics part is good to read
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August 16, 2007it's not a pleasant read.
June 19, 2010
It worths reading
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