Programming WCF Services
As always Juval has delivered excellence!!! This is a great book on WCF. The material in the book is unique in that it addresses the real world reasons for using WCF in the way Juval recommends. He gives information in this book that you are not going to find elsewhere.
The book is full of code that can be referenced and used as helper classes in your own code. The coding example explanations are very thorough.
The book covers using WCF in a Service Oriented fashion. It includes an appendix on coding service oriented applications giving the benefits, tenets and principles, practical principles, and optional principles. This is not "Service Oriented Architecture", it is "Service-Orientation".
In this book Juval takes us to the next level of programming. Object-Orientation -> Component-Orientation -> Service-Orientation.
If you are a .NET Architect or .NET Developer who is going to move on to .NET 3.0, you must read this book.
All the code from the book is available for download from the IDesign web site or in a single file here.
Get the book here.
The book is full of code that can be referenced and used as helper classes in your own code. The coding example explanations are very thorough.
The book covers using WCF in a Service Oriented fashion. It includes an appendix on coding service oriented applications giving the benefits, tenets and principles, practical principles, and optional principles. This is not "Service Oriented Architecture", it is "Service-Orientation".
In this book Juval takes us to the next level of programming. Object-Orientation -> Component-Orientation -> Service-Orientation.
If you are a .NET Architect or .NET Developer who is going to move on to .NET 3.0, you must read this book.
All the code from the book is available for download from the IDesign web site or in a single file here.
Get the book here.
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