Reviews

On Dec 12 Kathy Brown wrote: It's a Head First book, so it's good
I love Head First books. I know, it’s crazy to say you love a technical book, right? But I really do. The format just works for me. They’ve done a great job of analyzing how people learn, and writing a technical book that can actually stimulate and interest the reader. Full Review  >

Rating: 4.0

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On Jan 30 Christopher Richards wrote: Head First C# is on point
Learn C# is a relaxed and fun way. Full Review  >

Rating: 4.0

On Oct 1 Tony Dunsworth wrote: Great for ADHD devs
This book is no exception. It is well researched and well written. The examples are entertaining and keep you engaged with the book and with the concepts as they build layer by layer until you have a very solid understanding of the basics of C#. This is a book geared to someone picking the language up for the first time. My only complaint is that they are so centered on Windows 8 and the Windows App Store that they had to put out a separate pdf file for people who don’t have or don’t develop for Window 8. For me, I had not yet made the jump, so I needed the conversions in places. However, the book was so new, it wasn’t immediately available. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Sep 2 Dylan Scott wrote: Great C# Intro
If one has never seen the Head First series, readers who want a straight reference manual will likely find many of the jokes and diagrams to be distracting. Make sure you look at the sample pages or other references as some will note that the presentation just isn't for them. Full Review  >

Rating: 4.0