First of all I'd like to say how such an awesome resource the free Succinctly e-books are! I've learned a lot from them!
However, I was a little disappointed with the latest book regarding writing windows services. I know what a lot might be thinking "How can you complain about something that's free!" Well this isn't a complaint, and if I don't post my thoughts then zero feedback means zero improvement!
I've only written a couple of windows services in the past and they where simply converting existing Console apps to be services which in the grand scheme of things isn't all that complexed as all the logic is already tried and tested. What I was hoping the book would have touched on was debugging a service you're writing as I think most would agree is where the "fun" of writing a service over writing traditional application come from. I know there are articles out there on the web that talk about solutions running like console apps in debug and service in production but I would have like to have seen this covered.
Anyway, keep up the good work guys!
Mark
