To ensure that Programming C# is accurate, complete and targeted at the needs and interests of professional programmers, I enlisted the help of some of the brightest programmers I know, including Donald Xie, Dan Hurwitz, Seth Weiss, Sue Lynch, Cliff Gerald, and Tom Petr. Jim Culbert not only reviewed the book and made extensive suggestions, but continually pointed me back at the practical needs of working programmers. Jim’s contributions to this book cannot be overstated.
Mike Woodring of Developmentor taught me more about the CLR in a week than I could have learned on my own in six months. A number of folks at Microsoft and O’Reilly helped me wrestle with the twin beasts of C# and .NET, including (but not limited to) Eric Gunnerson, Rob Howard, Piet Obermeyer, Jonathan Hawkins, Peter Drayton, Brad Merrill, and Ben Albahari. Susan Warren may be one of the most amazing programmers I’ve ever met; her help and guidance is deeply appreciated.
John Osborn signed me to O’Reilly, for which I will forever be in his debt. Valerie Quercia, Brian McDonald, Jeff Holcomb, Claire Cloutier, and Tatiana Diaz helped make this book better than what I’d written. Rob Romano created a number of the illustrations and improved the others.
Al Stevens and Eric Gunnerson reviewed the manuscript and saved me from a series of embarrassing errors and omissions. I am deeply grateful.
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