Are you really know how to program in .NET?

Have been interviewing many .NET developers/programmers/analysts recently, to be honest, many of them are below average. I've consolidated some essential .NET development materials and resources on the web for those who keen on learning software development:

Overview of the .NET Framework : Entry ticket please. Framework architecture, Common Language Runtime, Common Type System, Class Library, Guidelines and Best Practices ...

C# Programming Guide & C# Language Specification 3.0 : Arrays, Strings, seems easy? Not quite. Generics, LINQ Query Expressions, Lambda, Iterators, Collection, Threading, Reflection ...

Design Guidelines for Class Library Developers : Good codes, bad codes. That makes a difference.

ASP.NET and Visual Web Developer : How to build an advance ASP.NET web site. What's more? Web Services, AJAX, Model View Controller (MVC)

Improving .NET Application Performance and Scalability : The need of speed.

Microsoft Data Development Technologies At-a-Glance : At the end of the day, data is what you really concern. So, how to access data is critical.

Microsoft Application Architecture Guide : For developers or solution architects to design and build effective, high quality applications. It provides guidance for using architecture principles, design principles, and patterns that are tried and trusted.