| Description |
xxi, 560 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Series |
Books for professionals by professionals |
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Books for professionals by professionals.
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| Contents |
1. Where should you begin? -- 2. Facing VB.NET without fear or panic -- 3. Adoption strategies -- 4. .NET in context -- 5. Inheritance -- 6. Memory management in VB.NET -- 7. VB.NET multireading -- 8. Data types and operators -- 9. Language syntax -- 10. Objects in-depth -- 11. Reflection and attributes -- 12. .NET namespaces: the grand tour -- 13. Windows applications -- 14. Internet applications and services -- 15. COM Interop and accessing the Win32 API -- 16. Living with .NET -- Conclusion |
| Summary |
This book is divided into three parts, Strategies, Concepts, and Code. In Strategies, you'll learn how VB .NET is perfect for new development of Web and other server side applications - but that porting existing code may be disastrous - and how economics and human nature will play as strong a role as technology in how .NET is deployed. In Concepts, you'll learn key concepts such as inheritance and multithreading, and why they are over-hyped. You'll learn why Microsoft is killing COM. And you'll learn other important concepts that are unfamiliar to most VB6 programmers but crucial to VB .NET programmers. In Code, you'll learn the VB .NET language and many of its features - all based on your current knowledge of VB6 |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| SUBJECT |
Microsoft .NET Framework. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2017043838
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| Subject |
Visual Basic (Computer program language)
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Internet programming.
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Visual programming (Computer science)
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| LC no. |
00002282 |
| ISBN |
1893115976 paperback |
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