Learn jquery

Tired of your websites looking years old? Want a bit of that "Web 2.0" look-n-feel?

I highly recommend web developers learn jquery. The overhead of the included JavaScript (15K) and the learning curve are both so minimal that there shouldn't be an excuse for not using it.

There are not a lot of books out there on jquery yet (at least not around May 2009), but I would recommend this one.

Learning jQuery 1.3.

It's a pretty good book. The index is bad, but the coverage of jquery in the book should be well worth the read.

LINQ cheat sheets for deferred and non-deferred

Here are cheat sheets for the LINQ deferred and non-deferred extension methods. Included are the page number references of where these are found in Joseph Rattz's book, Pro LINQ by Apress.

Format is legal, 14" x 8.5"

Click here

Book Recommendations

Here are some great books, in my opinion, on software development, design, C#, etc. Click to view/buy on Amazon.

Agile Estimating and Planning, Prentice Hall, ISBN #0131479415

Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices, Prentice Hall, ISBN #0131857258

Learning jQuery 1.4, PACKT, ISBN #978-1849510042

CSS Mastery, 2nd Edition, Advanced Web Standards Solutions, friends of ED, ISBN #1430223979

Windows PowerShell In Action, Manning Publications, ISBN #1932394907