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Books To Refer

1.C# in Depth, Third Edition:Foreword by Eric Lippert   
   By: Jon Skeet

   Publication Date: 16-SEP-2013

2.Learning jQuery - Fourth Edition 
   By: Jonathan Chaffer; Karl Swedberg 
   Pub. Date: 
    
3.Beginning JSON               
   By: Ben Smith 
   Publication Date: 04-MAR-2014

4.Responsive Web Design with jQuery
    By: Gilberto Crespo 
    Pub. Date: 
Developing Responsive Web Applications with AJAX and jQuery    
  •  By: Sandeep Kumar Patel
  •  Pub. Date: 
6.Dependency Injection in .NET
    by Mark Seemann
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