Some of my collection of material in my personal Google Drive ~40GB

Just wanted to show off some of my stuff and see if someone would find something useful to read.. it has everything almost.
https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B96Yz1W42ZOdWnpaRXN4QXFadXM/edit

EDIT : I had accidentally only posted the E-book folder, here is another link that will show everything I got on my Drive.
https://drive.google.com/folder/d/0B96Yz1W42ZOdbjd0R1FpenRuWFk/edit

Tell me if my taste in apps and stuff mirror your likes, and I can disable downloads incase any of you mods see I need to

 

Cool stuff just don't know how safe it is if I wanted to download some soo I'll pass if someone can verify I'll for sure give some things a read

 

The only thing in there you would ha e to download would be the apps and programs.. The books and audio are taken care of Google Drive's built in reader and player.

I know it means nothing but not a single files is malicious lol I wouldn't upload almost 50gb of viruses haha. . But I understand where your coming from

 

Bookmarked. Some of those ebooks are interesting. I'd be careful where you post that link though, since you're hosting copyrighted content, maybe take the link down after a couple days.

 

Oh yeah I get what your saying man, no sweat.. Its not like what you think.

Glad you found it useful.. Im adding every day

 

lol @ C# and .NET being different folders

 

You do know that C# and .net aren't 1 in the same right
Lol!!!!!!
There is C#
There is the .net framework

There is Delphi. Net
There is asp.net

There are books that cover the .net framework and books that cover only C# ..while there are books that cover C#.net

I hope you get the idea..and hopefully learned something...Mr knowitall

 

Bruh, C# was Microsoft's answer to Java's popularity, and it was originally created for use with .NET. Any other compatible frameworks that have risen as a result (Mono) are just products of .NET's popularity and are inherently the same. Teaching C# as a subject and teaching .NET as a subject separately is redundant, unless the focus of the .NET educational content is MSIL/low-level interpretation.

From the wiki:
"[C#] was developed by Microsoft within its .NET initiative"

I hope you get the idea..and hopefully learned something...Mr knowitall

 

I personally would partition it by language, or if it's a general .Net book that talks about DLR, CLR/CLI, IL or ASP. I think it's justifiable to have both a folder for C# and one for .Net.

So I think it's justifiable to sort books in such a way. While you could talk about IL/MSIL in terms of C# that might be a disservice to the reader whom
may for some reason want their information to be .Net language agnostic.

Although I don't agree with this:

When C# is spoken about it is always in the context of .Net. C# is a just a language to apply .Net.