object oriented programming: looking for good tutorials [closed]

Answer 1

You might want to look for AppDev and/or Total Training e-learnings.

Meanwhile, there are some webcasts on Microsoft website that are very interesting. I learned MVC architecture that way.

Microsoft Events and Webcasts

Answer 2

Have you read Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software by the "Gang of Four"?

That was the book which made me glad that I'd learned a programming language that supported object-oriented programming.

It doesn't show the wrong way to do things, but part of the "pattern description" are the "forces" or circumstances for which each pattern is a useful solution.

The code examples are small (but clean).

Answer 3

For me with C#, I'm always going back to Juval Lowey's Programming .NET Components.

Answer 4

http://www.dofactory.com/Patterns/Patterns.aspx covers all of the GOF patterns, with examples in C#.

http://www.oodesign.com/ is another great reference site. Also covers all of the GOF patterns, with code samples, and a more in-depth explanation of each. Also lists pros and cons of each pattern, and appropriate situations to use them.

Answer 5

I think the Head First books provide a really easy to read and learn from approach to learning the basics of software engineering. You can do Head First C#, then Head First Design Patterns and Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design.

Then again, these books aren't free....

Answer 6

Unfortunately I don't know if there's any such resource out there, but this sounds like a great idea for a website. Something like fmylife.com, but specifically for OOP where users post their real-life problematic object-oriented solutions that can be discussed and fixed very much like in SO. All questions and answers tagged with a specific design pattern would represent real examples for that pattern.