Matthew Campbell rated C# in depth: 5 stars

C# in depth by Jon Skeet
This is a book about C# from version 2 onwards -- it's as simple as that. I barely cover C# …
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This is a book about C# from version 2 onwards -- it's as simple as that. I barely cover C# …
One of my favorite graphic novels. It's something to see as the slapstick on the surface becomes eclipsed by this epic adventure by the end. Wonderful stuff.
One of my favorite graphic novels. It's something to see as the slapstick on the surface becomes eclipsed by this epic adventure by the end. Wonderful stuff.
I had heard great things about this, and for the most part the recommendations held up. The artwork is usually the single most affecting thing for me with a graphic novel, and it's fantastic here. I had a hard time relating to some of the spaced out drug stuff, but I don't think that's necessarily the fault of the book. I think the drugs and sex and helpless confused adolescence probably would have made more of impression on me as a whole if I had read it ten years ago. As it stands now, I had a hard time liking some of the characters and their decisions, but I enjoyed the stories the author was trying to tell. Overall an enjoyable read.
I had heard great things about this, and for the most part the recommendations held up. The artwork is usually the single most affecting thing for me with a graphic novel, and it's fantastic here. I had a hard time relating to some of the spaced out drug stuff, but I don't think that's necessarily the fault of the book. I think the drugs and sex and helpless confused adolescence probably would have made more of impression on me as a whole if I had read it ten years ago. As it stands now, I had a hard time liking some of the characters and their decisions, but I enjoyed the stories the author was trying to tell. Overall an enjoyable read.

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This is one of my favorite classics. Super moody and atmospheric, and I love the letters sent and received as a format.
This is one of my favorite classics. Super moody and atmospheric, and I love the letters sent and received as a format.