What are your favorite .Net 3.5 books to get learn the details?

I'm looking to upgrade my book collection, but with the release of so many books I'm having a hard time finding the upgrades of the detailed information that I like ... for instance my favorite books that cover the details and not just more depth than the msdn documentation for the .Net 1.1 era are:

The detailed stuff on .Net in general

• Jeffrey Richter's Applied .Net Framework Programming, which I have the newer CLR via C# for its upgrade (could use a 3.5 edition ... any chance there will be a 4.0 edition?)
• Juval Laowy's Programming .Net Components ... there is a 2nd edition which I don't have ... need upgrade
• Simon Robinson's Expert .Net 1.1 Programming ... need upgrade
• Jones/Ohlund/Olson's Network Programming for the Microsoft .Net Framework ... need upgrade
• Dino Esposito's Applied Xml Programming for Microsoft .Net ... need upgrade

Asp.Net details

• Nikhil/Datye's Developing Microsoft Asp.Net Server Controls and Components ... need upgrade
• Fritz Onion's Essential Asp.Net with Examples in C#, which I have the Essential Asp.Net 2.0 for its upgrade

IL

• Serge Lidin's Inside Microsoft .Net IL Assembler, which I have the Expert .Net 2.0 IL Assembler for its upgrade
• Jason Bock's CIL Programming: Under the Hood of .Net ... need upgrade

Anyone have some favorite books from 2.0 or 3.5 that compare the the ones above that need upgrade?

posted on Saturday, October 11, 2008 6:55 AM