Made it through the first three chapters in Richter's DotNet book. Now I understand assemblies.
One thing I really love about Richter's books is that he presents the information so clearly. He seems to know exactly what aspects of a given subject to present to really give you the essence of that subject. DotNet assemblies are a good example. I'd read the documentation in the product on assemblies and even written a number of DotNet applications but after reading Richter's presentation I really feel I understand them in a way I didn't before. I also started getting some ideas about how to structure the project for the major DotNet app we'll be doing at work soon.
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