I also recommend his book and am learning his framework. I found two sites on the web the first is joe grip's c# http://www.joegrip.com [$ 35.00 for 6 months] course So far it is excellent as a beginners course. Simple training and an easy speaker and in about about 5 hours you get a good understanding of the lanuage. The other course / site is learnvisualstudio.net this site is great for the Visual Studio learning curve you will have in addition to the c# language. There are ten's of courses on this site constantly upgraded around 60 bucks for the year.

jp

I hope in about a week or to to be writting my first c# program [not sample code] for use at one of my customers


>>Hi:
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>>I'm a long time vfp developer. I'm looking to learn a C#. I would love a boot camp type of training. A class that is practical and teaches "best practices" for business solutions.
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>>I might be asking for too much!
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>>Steve
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>I can highly recommend Kevin's book. Clear, concise, to the point, and doesn't take the simplistic monolithic approach that many materials take - you learn to create things in an n-tier manner from the start.