02 Apr'13
Grave accent in C# class names
For generic interfaces, the name parameter is the mangled name, ending with a grave accent (`) and the number of type parameters. This is true for both generic interface definitions and constructed generic interfaces. For example, to find IExample<T> (IExample(Of T) in Visual Basic) or IExample<string> (IExample(Of String) in Visual Basic), search for “IExample`1”.
From Type.GetInterface Method (String) MSDN reference page
Category: .net
10 Mar'12
Fluent C#
The book is awful and riddled with errors. Here is the annotated list of errors on Google Docs from Jon Skeet. You can find his full review here.
Category: books