Jens Kühner

Geek stuff about the .NET, Compact and Micro Framework.

My book "Expert .NET Micro Framework" is done!

The book is now officially done and has been shipped off to the printer.
Please find more information on the official book page from Apress and on the Amazon page.

 

Book Description:
The Microsoft .NET Micro Framework is a small and efficient .NET runtime environment used to run managed code on embedded devices that are too small and resource constrained for Windows CE and the .NET Compact Framework.

As a .NET programmer of desktop and smart device applications, I have been enthusiastic for some time about programming embedded microcontrollers with everyday development tools and programming languages such as Microsoft Visual Studio and C#. Since I first saw the .NET Micro Framework presented at Microsoft’s Mobile and Embedded Developers Conference (MEDC), I have been an active beta tester and a regular contributor to the technology’s forums.

My passion for this technology has motivated me to write this book for you, in which I provide all the resources you will need to program the .NET Micro Framework. I start by introducing you to the .NET Micro Framework and tools, presenting the available devices and touring the whole base class library. After that, I teach you how to use and write managed drivers to access the hardware components, how to use and provide web services on devices with the new Device Profile for Web Services (DPWS), and how to write applications with rich graphical user interfaces. We also explore the extensible emulator and emulator components. You’ll find many practical and reusable samples and tips throughout this book, so you’ll be able to create your own projects. Whether you are a .NET developer or a traditional embedded developer with a background in assembly language, C, or C++, I am confident that you will be impressed by the benefits that managed code and the .NET Micro Framework bring to embedded development. In this book, I provide you with a guide that enables you to get everything you possibly can from the .NET Micro Framework, so you can write powerful, effective, embedded applications of your own.

Comments

Dennis van der Stelt said:

That's great to hear! Good job! I'll definitly order one to see what the Micro Framework is all about. See if I can incorporate some in our Mobile Development course.

# April 2, 2008 4:23 PM

Windows Embedded Blog said:

Jens Kühner has just completed a book called "Expert .NET Micro Framework" Here's the Book Description

# April 3, 2008 12:40 AM

FrankPr said:

Congrats!

# April 3, 2008 11:16 AM

FrankPr's World of Devices said:

Jens Kühner , einer der lokalen deutschen .NET Micro Framework-Experten, hat sein Buch " Expert .NET

# April 3, 2008 1:27 PM

Pocket.Info - Mobile 2.0 said:

Jens Kühner , einer der lokalen deutschen .NET Micro Framework-Experten, hat sein Buch " Expert

# April 3, 2008 4:06 PM

Rob Tiffany said:

Congratulations Jens!  Books like yours is really going to help bring the .NET Micro Framework into the mainstream.

-Rob

# April 3, 2008 4:14 PM

John Leier said:

Very cool Jens!

# April 4, 2008 6:55 PM

Pedro Januário said:

Keep the good work, that book is the best source information to any one who's working with MF.

# May 20, 2008 6:23 PM

Jesús said:

Hi Jens, I'm reading your book and is very useful, congratulations.

My name is Jesús from Spain,I'd like to ask you something: I'm developping a wireless sensor network over crossbow's imote2, and I need to transmit streams of video from my camera module (YUV format) connected to my sensor, to my base station connected to a PC.

Imote2 works over .NET Micro Framework, so I need a video compressor implemented in managed code C# for embbeded devices. I've searching so much information of respect, and I think H.263 encoder could be a good option, but I haven't found the open source yet. I think you could give me some useful infromation about that, I'd be very thankful.

Thanks for your time, best regards,

Jesús

# May 31, 2008 2:48 PM
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