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Pro WF: Windows Workflow in .NET 3.5
by Bruce Bukovics
from Apress

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Thanks Bruce!
  I purchased and enjoyed the earlier 3.0 version of this book. The past couple of years have been a real struggle for me in trying to keep abreast of the volume of new frameworks, developer products, and operating systems streaming out of Microsoft. One of my biggest complaints has been the small number of authors who have recognized the importance of keeping up with changes. Bruce really made my day with this book because it explains .NET 3.5 workflow and how to use it with VS 2008. That has tremendous... more info

• definitely recommended
  I recently developed a c# sharepoint workflow, for work, and I did find myself using this book on a number of times to gain a better understanding of what I needed to do.
  Specifically, when I was encountering issues with using the replicator activity to create and manage tasks dynamically, this book helped me to understand the underlying mechanisms, involving the ActivityExecutionContext, sufficiently well to get it working.
  Also, I found myself referring to the book's explanation of the different... more info

• Excellent for starting out with WWF
  Not having every used WF, I have to say that Bukovics makes reading this book a breeze. He covers the aspects of the subject very well. I'm only about 1/4 into the book and I can't find any errata on Apress' website. There are a few examples I need to go through again because I am getting compile errors. However, since I'm actually typing the code straight into the IDE, I may have made some mistakes. I love the fact that all the code is presented in the book and every part of it is explained. I'm confident... more info

• Seriously, worth every cent
  This book was absolutely fantastic! It was incredibly well written and ALL of the examples worked, without a hitch. As difficult as it is to keep current these days, Bruce has a writing style that is extremely forgiving to the reader who is constantly juggling a few different tech books at once; he is constantly reminding you about things that you have read in chapters that you may have not touched in weeks or even months. I personally like this approach, as it allows me to pick up the book and get back... more info

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