When Rocky first presented his incredibly significant CSLA.NET architecture and framework, he helped trigger a sea-change in the mindset of VB enterprise developers that is still at work today. His depth of thinking now influences developers across the language boundaries, and the previous editions of the books were bestsellers. Deep Q&A sessions spark up every time Rocky speaks, it seems that an entire generation of professional .NET programmers are employing Rockys ideas in their critical work. Rocky has thought through the enterprise problem space deeply, and he is a modern master at answering the practical questions. On Wiley acquisition editor Jim Minatels blog, he gives his opinion of the commercial potential of the book: Shoudlnt be a surprise that Rocky is working on revisions of his Business Objects books. Man do I wish these were Wrox books. Thats not some great secret either, right? Yes, out of the 30-something best-selling books we bought we missed the potential for Rockys then-unpublished book. Id still say we were 90% or better successful in picking the right books. But Ill reiterate, man I wish these were ours.

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When Rocky first presented his incredibly significant CSLA.NET architecture and framework, he helped trigger a sea-change in the mindset of VB enterprise developers that is still at work today. His depth of thinking now influences developers across the language boundaries, and the previous editions of the books were bestsellers. Deep Q and A sessions spark up every time Rocky speaks, it seems that an entire generation of professional .NET programmers are employing Rockys ideas in their critical work. Rocky has thought through the enterprise problem space deeply, and he is a modern master at answering the practical questions. On Wiley acquisition editor Jim Minatels blog, he gives his opinion of the commercial potential of the book: Shoudlnt be a surprise that Rocky is working on revisions of his Business Objects books. Man do I wish these were Wrox books. Thats not some great secret either, right? Yes, out of the 30-something best-selling books we bought we missed the potential for Rockys then-unpublished book. Id still say we were 90% or better successful in picking the right books. But Ill reiterate, man I wish these were ours.

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