I just received my C# 2.0 course materials this morning. It is a programming book by Anders Hejlsberg et el. Boy, I'm so excited! Can't wait to learn about the new features in C# 2.0 - Generics, Anonymous methods, Partial types and Iterators here I come!
I'm also trying to learn more about Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). One of my colleagues seemed to be so engrossed with it. But when I asked him, he will reply "Donno how to explain to you", "You read yourself lah", "Go google" and etc. Talk about sharing man!
Anyway, this is what I caught from my googling:
- MSDN .NET Architecture Centre
- What is Service-Oriented Architecture?
- Realizing a Service-Oriented Architecture with .NET
- Service-Oriented Architecture Explained
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