Advanced .Net Remoting

Excellent book. Exactly what I was looking for. With it you can gain a very well understanding of the subject. simple examples that you can easyly adapt to your specific needs.

This book almost contain every detail of .NET Remoting.I am sure you can well understanding the .NET Remoting with the help of this book.It gives many good tips and useful cases ,also have some additional experiences of the author.However, I am sory that this book don't have any real and integrated distributed business solutions based on .NET Remoting(I think so ,at least ), although it contains many good cases. but I still strongly recommend you to buy this book, if you want to know .NET Remoting deeply.

I hate it when I pay good money for a poorly written book. So when I buy a book like this and it turns out so well, I am thrilled! I have been in ".NET land" since 2001 when .NET beta 2 came out. I have written ASP.NET and Winform applications. During that time I just have not had the need to use .NET remoting, until now. The first 2 or 3 chapters are a great introduction for experienced .NET developers. I like the fact that I did not have to wade through a lot of stuff for beginners. From there the topics get advanced, with plenty of good example code to highlight the topics. Even though I had never really touched .NET remoting (except SOAP Web Services), the explanations and examples work well for me. The author keeps the examples simple, and on-topic. In my opinion, this helps to highlight the topics at hand. The content is geared towards real programmers who will be using the technology. I also have really enjoyed the authors' candor concerning the weaknesses of .NET remoting. They have already highlighted a bad approach that I was considering. I am more than happy to give this book a 5 star review!

This is another one of those rare occasions where a programming book is just perfect. The author takes you page by page and subject by subject at a perfect learning pace. The subjects presented are thoroughly explained along with easy to understand working examples. Even the practices that the author may disagree with are still perfectly explained (along with an example.) If you are interested in .NET Remoting you owe it to yourself to get this book.

After slogging through the treatment Wrox's "Professional C#" gave remoting, reading "Advanced .Net Remoting" was like a breath of fresh air. The author covers his subject in a clear and complete manor. I found the book a pleasure to read and extremely informative. If you're in the market for a great C# remoting book, look no further.