Michael Michaelis's Essential C# (with maps) Featured on MSDN
If you are developing software on the Microsoft Windows Platforms, you probably are using Microsoft Visual Studio. One of the features Visual Studio 2005, is a start page that you see whenever you start the application; On this start page are a number of links to the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) website that are applicable to the profile that you have configured for your studio. For me, that profile is Visual C#. The links change periodically so the content stays fresh, kind of like a blog.
This morning, I saw a link to Chapter 11 from Essentail C# by Michael Michaelis (PDF Format). When I was at Tech Ed earlier this year, I got a pre-release excerpt from this book and saw that he used MindManager maps very effectively at the beginning of each chapter to outline the ideas presented in each chapter. Take look at the excerpt and see for yourself.
Very Cool!
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About Michael S. Scherotter
Educated as an architect, Michael has made his career in software development about combining technology in interesting ways.
After getting his Bachelor's of Architecture from the University of Arizona, Michael received a Master's of Architecture from UCLA specializing in Design Tool Development.
From there, he joined Tartus, Inc., a sofware consulting firm specializing in building architectural sofware. At Tartus, Michael rose to the role of lead software architect for BC Framer, a custom CAD solution for Boise Cascade Corporation. In this role he designed and lead development of the software through six successful release cycles.
At Mindjet, Michael started by managing the software development teams for the first tablet-pc enabled version of MindManager and MindManager X5.
From 2003 to 2007, Michael was in business development and marketing roles as a Business Solution Architect and as the Solution Platform Product Manager for MindManger. Michael designed and built the first enterprise integration for MindManager, the Accelerator for Salesforce.com which served as a reference implementation for future enterprise integrations. In this role, he created, directed, and maintained the Mindjet Labs and became the evangelist for the MindManager Solution Platform.
Now Michael is a Developer Evangelist for Microsoft Corporation.
