[ Weekly Winners Listed at the bottom of the message ]
Want a free copy?
If you’d like a free copy of Programming C# 4 direct from O’Reilly, just leave a comment indicating your interest and agreeing that after you read it you’ll…
(a) write a review on Amazon and BN.com, (good, bad or other) and, (b) if you like it, tell friends and co-workers (if not, tell me 🙂 )
Each week for the next 3 months I’ll draw a name randomly (each entry will be assigned a number and I’ll use a (pseudo) random number generator to pick one).
My Hidden Agenda
Programming C# was, for a while, the best selling book on C# and O’Reilly’s #1 .NET book. I want that back. The single best way I knew of to get it, was to ask Ian Griffiths, the smartest C# programmer I know, if he would rewrite the book; keeping what was best, removing the cruft and adding his extraordinary insight. He and Matthew Adams (an extremely sharp (pardon) guy who I don’t know nearly well enough) have done an extraordinary job.
Quite Note on Rules
This is a fairly informal system, but to make sure no one is upset, here are some rules that I hope are fairly standard:
1. I will do my best to ensure that the selection is random
2. I will select a winner sometime during every week of August, September and October 2010, though we may extend.
3. Please put your name into the comments only once
4. I will announce the winners on this blog post, and announce the update on twitter (@jeseliberty)
5. Winners must provide me with their full name, shipping address, contact phone and email. Unless you specifically ask otherwise, O’Reilly may add you to one or another of their mailing lists.
6. This is a promotional give-away from O’Reilly Media, please follow their rules and all local laws, customs and rites.
7. Void where prohibited, Your mileage may vary, Not available in sector C.
Weekly Winners
- …The first winner is Twitter Follower 0x666 – @Darenmay.
- Winner for the week of August 9: Mark Lewin
- Winner for the week of August 17: [email protected]
- Winner for the week of August 23: [email protected]
- Winner for the Week of August 30: Shankar R.
- Winner for the week of Sept 7: Kevin
- Winner for the week of September 14: Niall D
- Winner for the week of September 21: Otsile Earl Kole
- Winner for the week of September 28: AxiomaticImpact
- Winner for the week of November 1: SilverArc
- Winner for the week of November 8: Graeme G
- Winner for the week of November 15: Robert.Waffles
Update: books will all go out the first week of January.
Winners: Be sure to email your full name and mailing address to me: [email protected]
I would like a copy of Programming C# 4. I agree to review the book after reading it
I got a book mark to your weblog from Themelis Cuiper’s SocialGarden events > PR & internetbusiness – you are doing a superb job as he is pointing towards you! :->
BTW this text was recommended by Themelis Cuiper – search engine result AD shark – so you must be doing a sweet job? :>
Jesse Liberty is the best author of programming books. I have read many books, but never have seen so much perspicuously author then he. HE IS THE BAST.
I hope I’m the lucky one.
Awesome! I’d love a copy.
Great.
would like to read your book.
Thank you.
Still hoping to get C# 4 book…
If still open, I want to write as… you are the best!!
Hi,
Today I got a copy of Learning C# 2005 as a Christmas gift from a friend. So starting to learn C#. I will tell you if I liked it after I read it. May be it will take a few months. 🙂
About Programming C# 4.0. I don’t know if I can directly jump to it from Learning C# 2.0 (2005). Anyway getting 2 books of C# as gift may inspire me to do serious C Sharping 😉 (but I think the offer might have ended. no probs)
Thanks
Chris
Hi, I am started learning C#. It will be helpful for me if you are sharing your book on C#. I will give the feedback after i read the book.
Dear Jesse
I am new to C# and I was looking for a book to read. From the web I got the idea, that you are the best author right now. People says that your books are easy to read.
I would love to win a book too.
New to C# and would love to win a copy!
It would be great to get a copy! Sign me in.
I am very interested in C# in general and would love to dive in for the new features in C# 4.
I would love to get my hands on the book. And would definitely give constructive feedbacks on Amazon and BN. Thanks for promoting such an awesome product!
Awesome, would love to win a copy!
Hi Jesse, would love to win and read this book, would be willing to do a review too.
I’m entering to win, would be a nice addition to my library
I would love to read programming C# and give my feedback, post a review, and give you any insight I can offer.
Sign me up for the drawing! I loved your C# book and am very interested in checking out the updated version.
I’m in Jesse, I will definitely spread the good word around if I was to win 🙂
I’m primarily a silverlight developer, but I would definitely appreciate owning the latest .NET Framework C# book from O’Reilly. I agree to right reviews about the book after I’ve read it on B&N and Amazon.
correction – > not in my pdf reader but in my library@Mehmet Sencer KARADAYI
Hi Jesse,
As a student I would love the opportunity to get my hands on any free learning aid 🙂
And as a Microsoft Student Partner I would love the opportunity to find out more awesome things to tell others about C#!
I would like a copy of Programming C# 4. I agree to review the book after reading it.
Albert Rugel
Hi Jesse,
I just want you to know that I am all in and I want to see that book in my pdf reader! 🙂
Hello Jesse,
Thank you for this opportunity. Would love to get a copy of your book, and will gladly be leaving reviews on Amazon and BN.com.
Hello !! didn’t know about that , i hope to win the book 🙂
Hello! That’s a great idea. 🙂 Please count me in too.
Hi Jesse, where are the links to your books?
Easiest is to search the O’Reilly site, or Amazon.com. Were you looking for something in particular?
Would sincerely appreciate a copy!
I would love to have a copy of your book.
Thanks,
Jaime
Hello, I would really want to read this book.Thanks
I would like to review this version as I’ve read a wide selection of C# books and related technologies. I love O’Reilly books and usually look at their selection before I go to other sources.
I am aslo waiting for the winning mail from your side 🙂
put my name in the proverbial hat.
Hello,
I have always recommended O’ Reilly publication, due its clear and explanatory vision on subject matter. If get selected, will definitely write about this book….
Hi,
I am reading “Learning C# 3.0” now. I look forward to seeing the changed in the 4.0 edition.
BTW, the book states that the code examples are on your website. Can you post the url? Thanks.
Would like a copy of Programming c# 4 as I’ve been told the previous versions have been one of the most authoritative books for those wanting to learn c#.
Hello Jesse,
Thank you for this offer. Please count me in also. I will write review on Amazon.com after reading it and tell my co-workers and friends if I like the book.
Hi Jesse. I would love to win and read this book. Count me in! Thanks.
I would certainly read this book and write a review. Based on what I am reading in your book “Learning C#”, it will be a positive one!
i just purged everything 2.0 and older. so need to fill up my bookshelf again…
Great Contest!
Count me in, I just learned how to read and need a new book!
Good luck everyone!
I am still in. Jesse, I am still hoping to get a copy.
Hi, I am new to C# & I would really want to read this book. I agree to write reviews and refer to friends and my team. Thanks
Hi Jesse, I am starting to learn C# and I would really love to read a good book with fresh new insights! I will give a feedback on amazon after reading it and share a talk with my IT friends regarding this book (both positive and negative if I find one).
Hello, I’m entering to win. I’m new to C# (coming from C++) so I’ll take whatever I can get.
I’m feeling lucky!!! Thanks Jesse!!!