March 2005
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
19h 23m
English
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About the Author
James Avery is an accomplished author and .NET architect. In addition to
this book, James has written books for Microsoft Press and Wrox as well as
publishing articles with MSDN Magazine and ASPToday.
After working for a number of large corporations and consulting compa-
nies, James recently left his job to go out on his own and formed his own
company, Infozerk, Inc. (http://www.infozerk.com). James also founded and
is the current president of the Cincinnati .NET User Group.
James lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with his wonderful wife Tammy and their
three cats. When he is not working on the laptop, you can find him fiddling
with his digital cameras, reading, or playing Xbox.
James is a frequent blogger, and you can find his blog at http://www.dotavery.
com/blog. James can also be contacted by email at javery@infozerk.com.
Contributors
I was very lucky that so many of the great people I asked to contribute to
this book decided to do so. The list of contributors for this book runs the
gamut from professional authors to individual, add-in developers. They did
an incredible job, and this book would not be the same without them.
• Jamie Cansdale (jamie.cansdale@testdriven.net) is a London-based con-
sultant programmer. In previous lives, he wrote computer games for
Ocean and was a Java consultant for Sun Microsystems. More recently,
he has been specializing in test-driven development ...
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