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This weekly digest is a summary of our news and book coverage plus our latest articles. This week Mike James relates The Strange Incident of The Goto Considered Harmful and Ian Elliot provides a Programmer's Introduction to XML. We also have a summary of this week's news written for programmers by programmers, our most recent book review and recent additions to Book Watch. To receive this digest automatically by email, sign up for our weekly newsletter. January 27 - February 2, 2022 Featured Articles
Programming News and Views
Books of the WeekIf you want to purchase, or to know more about, any of the titles listed below from Amazon, click on the book jackets at the top of the right sidebar. If you do make Amazon purchases after this, we may earn a few cents through the Amazon Associates program which is a small source of revenue that enables us to continue posting. Full Review
This is a useful book, with clear descriptions of how to set up and use the many services that Azure provides. It gives enough information to get you started, so your services work and talk to each other. You won't be an expert in U-SQL or Azure Analytics once you've read the book, but you will have a working system that you can then fine-tune. Added to Book Watch
More recently published books can be found in Book Watch Archive. From the I Programmer LibraryRecently published: Programmers think differently from non-programmers, they see and solve problems in a way that the rest of the world doesn't. In this book Mike James takes programming concepts and explains what the skill involves and how a programmer goes about it. In each case, Mike looks at how we convert a dynamic process into a static text that can be understood by other programmers and put into action by a computer. If you're a programmer, his intent is to give you a clearer understanding of what you do so you value it even more. In Deep C#, I Programmer's Mike James, who has programmed in C# since its launch in 2000, provides a “deep dive” into various topics that are important or central to the language at a level that will suit the majority of C# programmers. Not everything will be new to any given reader, but by exploring the motivation behind key concepts, which is so often ignored in the documentation, the intention is to be thought-provoking and to give developers confidence to exploit C#’s wide range of features.
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