I passed exam 70-315 today with a score of 874. I only started studying for this one a week ago, so I was pleased to pass. I read Essential ASP.NET by Fritz Onion, and the MSDN. Darren pointed me to this list of resources. Bring on 70-316!
Essential ASP.NET is a good book. I wouldn’t put it quite in the class of a couple of other titles by fellow developmentor authors (Essential .NET, Essential XML QuickReference are two of my favourite books at the moment) but maybe I just need to re-read it to appreciate it. It is certainly concise and well written. It also focuses on the fundamentals, rather than how to use particular tools etc.
I’ve got 3 weeks holdiay coming up, and then back to writing more code generators. I’m working on a templating code generator (ala Gen
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I am curious as to why you would choose to build a code generator similar to CodeSmith. Is there anything that I could do to make CodeSmith your code generation tool of choice. Is CodeSmith missing something that you would like to see in a code generation tool? Any feedback or suggestions would be appreciated. You would be suprised at how many user requests make it into CodeSmith.
Thanks,
Eric J. Smith
Go Joseph! :)
Hope you’re enjoying your holiday.
(BTW - this blog is about 3 results down on Google grin)
Congratulation!
congrats!!!