Chris Sells
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Chris Sells is a former Microsoft employee[1], who most recently was the Principal Program Manager for the Developer Division working on Visual Studio. He is also an author of several books. Chris is currently Executive Vice President at Telerik (www.telerik.com)
[edit] Books
- The Downloader's Companion to Windows 95 (1995) ISBN 0-1352-0024-5
- Windows Telephony Programming (1998) ISBN 0-2016-3450-3
- Effective COM (1998) ISBN 0-2013-7968-6
- ATL Internals (1999) ISBN 0-3211-5962-4
- Essential .NET: The Common Language Runtime (2002) ISBN 0-2017-3411-7
- Mastering Visual Studio .NET (2003) ISBN 0-5960-0360-9
- Windows Forms Programming in C# (2003) ISBN 0-3211-1620-8
- Windows Forms Programming in Visual Basic.NET (2003) ISBN 0-3211-2519-3
- Programming Windows Presentation Foundation: Beta Edition (2005) ISBN 0-5961-0113-9
- ATL Internals, 2nd Edition (2006) ISBN 0-3211-5962-4
- Windows Forms 2.0 Programming (2006) ISBN 0-3212-6796-6
- Programming Windows Presentation Foundation (2007). ISBN 0-5965-1037-3
[edit] References
- ^ Ibrahim, Samer (2003-04-21). "Chris Sells' First Day at Microsoft". http://weblogs.asp.net/sibrahim/archive/2003/04/21/5908.aspx. Retrieved 2011-12-22.
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