About a week ago I went to the local library and got myself four books.
- C# in 24 Hours
- ADO.NET in 24 Hours
- ASP.NET in 24 Hours
- Java in 10 Minutes
I have focused on C#, but when I came to the database access part, I had trouble understanding it, because I am use to ADO, which differs quite a lot from ADO.NET in my opinion. So I got my ADO.NET book and started reading.
I think I kind of understand what it is all about (I must say it is a good book), but I haven't made any samples yet, and I do need the exercise.
Anyway, when I'm am done with reading through those books, I think I'll be learning ASP.NET, and use C# and ADO.NET in it. I want to redesign my website using it, and I am thinking about paying for some webhosting (as the free ones all have limitations...)
Anyway, I also got the Java one (very small book - hence the 10 minutes ;)), to ease my mind of all the .NET that is coming to me. I'll need it in the coming years, as that is what they teach in university, so I though I better get to know it already.