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Researcher & Developer
- Birthday: 23 June 1972
- Website: www.pellegrinoprincipe.com
- City: Rome, ITALY
- Age: 50
- Email: thp1972@gmail.com
- Freelance: Available
Chief Software Developer and IT Researcher at the "Drappello Analisi e Studi della Sezione E-Government del Comando Generale della Guardia di Finanza" of Rome.
I'm technical writer for important Information Technology magazines such as ioProgrammo and programmazione.it and in the past I wrote articles for other magazines such as Linux Magazine and Computer Programming.
I am author for Apogeo Editore of several books about the main programming languages and web technologies.
I do lectures and seminars on programming languages.
I write prototypes of video games in Unity, just for fun!
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Testimonials
I decided to buy it in order to deepen my knowledge of java to version 11 (I was stopped at 7). I confirm that it is not a book for newbies, or at least who buys it as a starting point must at least integrate with another book simpler and accompanied by exercises to become familiar with programming. I recently received the book and I read all of chapter 1 and my impression was quite positive. The author uses a fairly polished and technical language, proving his competence and mastery of the subject. Definitely a good purchase for those who want to deepen java, not to start.
Giuseppe
@Amazon
Although I have not read the whole book so far and can therefore only give a partial opinion, I must say that it exactly meets expectations and can be used both as a didactic text (not really for beginners) and as a reference manual. The topics are dealt with in a fairly comprehensive and clear manner, even the subjects that from my point of view have always been difficult, I found well exposed.
Mauro
@Amazon
A clear book, easy to consult and suitable for both those who are new to web programming and those who have some knowledge of it. As a beginner in the world of web programming has been very useful to take the first steps and understand the basic dynamics. Of course there are many free manuals on the net, but few can offer such clarity and ease of use. Then I may be nostalgic ... but the printed paper has another charm. I would recommend it to all those who are about to enter this world, whether they are totally inexperienced or have a programming background.
Torsen
@amazon
A clear text, right from the cover. It requires from the reader an almost ascetic motivation, denying him not a few stimuli with respect to what a language like C#, with all the ecosystem it brings with it, is capable of doing. I enjoyed chapter 20, on LINQ, and the code available online is very well organised and clear, with projects ready to open in Visual Studio. To emphasise again how 'institutional', almost academic, the book appears, it has a chapter 7 on Object Based Programming, and a chapter 8 on Object Oriented Programming. Still a worthwhile read...
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