Hi,

I've readen a lot of blogs, articles, books and everything I found about ASP.NET 2.0 (including MS technical articles), but at least in my case, I can say everything I know about ASP.NET now is thanks to this book. The rest is just extra info to complement my knowledge.

With this, i mean, Marco or the editor or both have found the right way not only to teach readers how .NET works (like reference books do) but the philosophy of .NET too. Keeping in mind the great community created around TBH, I think this is enough reason to continue this way with other future technologies too. Of course, is "easier" to write a reference book than one who develops an entire app from "problem to solution".

Well...my question is...will be an "ASP.NET 3.5 Website programming..."? First edition was with .NET 1.1, then 2.0, and I expect there will be a 3.5 version. If so, here you have a faithful reader.

King regards,

Watxu.

There is a version 3.5 edition of this book being planned but Marco's free time is hard to come by, so I don't know when it would be done. Wrox has a strong committment to 3.5 and a number of books are being updated.

Eric