Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET
The goal behind this book is not to create yet another design pattern book, but instead, it organizes the chapters cohesively based on scale and topics, allowing you to start small with strong bases and build slowly on top, in just the same way that you would build a program.
Instead of writing a guide that covers a few ways of applying a design pattern, we explore the thinking process behind the systems that we are designing from a software engineer's point of view.
This is not a magic recipe book, and from experience, there is no magic recipe when designing software; there is only your logic, knowledge, experience, and analytical skills. From that last sentence, let's define experience according to your past successes and failures. And don't worry, you will fail during your career, but don't get discouraged by it. The faster you fail, the faster you can recover and learn, leading to successful products. Many techniques covered...
