Favorite Tutorials for C# 3.5?

[Siegfried Heintze]

I'm getting audio only for the first presentation on
http://msdn.microsoft.com that is at
https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/...ntID=1032360541&CountryCode=US&tapm=A85S01G02

I've tried both the high definition and the low definition. Is there
something wrong with my configuration or something wrong with the
presentation?

I did a google/live search for C# tutorials 3.5 but found that the 3.5 could
match lots of things! Can anyone recommend some keywords for searching for C#
tutorials that focus on the new features in 3.5? Can anyone recommend some
tutorials that focus on the new 3.5 features?

Thanks,
Siegfried

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I'm getting audio only for the first presentation on
http://msdn.microsoft.com that is at
https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?
culture=en-US&EventID=1032360541&CountryCode=US&tapm=A85S01G02

I've tried both the high definition and the low definition. Is there
something wrong with my configuration or something wrong with the
presentation?

I did a google/live search for C# tutorials 3.5 but found that the 3.5 could
match lots of things! Can anyone recommend some keywords for searching for C#
tutorials that focus on the new features in 3.5? Can anyone recommend some
tutorials that focus on the new 3.5 features?

You'd probably get more results if you look for "C# 3" or "C# 3.0".
It's in .NET 3.5, but the language is version 3.0.

If you're willing to look at shameless plugs, I've got a screencast on
automatic properties:

http://www.betterknowaframework.com/screencast/JonSkeet/AutomaticProper
ties.aspx

I'll be doing more over time...

 

[clintonG]

//two keywords that are used consistently at MSDN2
* what's new
* overview

//usage
whats new 3.5 site:msdn2.microsoft.com

 

[clintonG]

Whoa Horsey Whoa: I've never seen anybody type code that fast and you guys
sure talk funny

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Whoa Horsey Whoa: I've never seen anybody type code that fast and you guys
sure talk funny

The tricky thing is trying to type fast *and* not make mistakes. There
weren't many in the final cut, but it took a lot of concentration. I'm
a fast typist, but I usually make a lot of mistakes. They're corrected
quickly, but they'd look odd on a screencast.