After I started writing this I found this page, but I figured I'd double check anyway.
I really need to move quickly to get up to speed on CSLA. I think it was the DNRTV programs that really sold me. I plan to use a code generator with it (of course?). So far CodeBreeze is at the top of my list because it has current CSLA templates. I don't understand why but CodeSmith and others seem to be behind in this area.
So I plan to get at least one of Rocky's books but I'm a bit confused about their positioning. It seems they build upon one another: First there's the Business Objects 2005 book to set the case for the various patterns, then the v2.1 book to introduce CSLA basics, then the v3.0 book to bring the reader up to date. But now there's the Business Objects 2008 book coming out. I don't think I can wait for that - so is the recommendation to just get the other three and then add the 2008 book to the pile?
Rocky, I do tech editing for major publishers, mostly C# books for SAMS, Manning, and most recently a LINQ book for McGraw-Hill. Please let me know if you'd like another set of eyes on the Apress book. I'd be honored to learn from your wisdom while I'm providing a service toward improving the material.
TIA
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