Visual Basic 2005 Recipes

Autorenporträt:

Matthew MacDonald ist Programmierer und Buchautor. Er hat in unserer Missing Manual-Reihe Handbücher zu Excel, Access und zur Website-Entwicklung verfasst, außerdem ein gutes Dutzend Bücher über die .NET-Programmierung. Irgendwann davor hat er auch einmal Englische Literatur und Theoretische Physik studiert - daran kann er sich aber nur noch dunkel erinnern.

Klappentext:

Visual Basic 2005 has established itself over the last twelve months as the language of choice for first-time developers moving onto the .NET 2.0 Framework. The language's clear syntax and helpful user-friendly features naturally appeal to developers just starting out on their coding careers.
This book is designed to help this large audience of emerging talents during their first few years in the industry. It is packed with solutions to the common problems that professionals in the field encounter day-in day-out. The book collates these problems and explains their available solutions providing the reader with a succinct explanation of the issues they are facing and a break-down of how the problem can be solved. A complete fully-working code sample is provided for each recipe to put the reader's development back on track.

Autorenporträt:

Allen Jones is a Director of Principal Objective Ltd., a UK-based consultancy that provides independent IT strategy and solutions architecture services. Allen has more than 15 years of commercial experience, covering almost every aspect of IT; however, his true passion has been and always will be software development. In his spare time, Allen works writing books and training material or studies in an effort to find some form of enlightenment that has so far eluded him.Matthew MacDonald is a developer, author, and educator in all things Visual Basic and .NET. He's worked with Visual Basic and ASP since their initial versions, and written over a dozen books on the subject.

Inhaltsverzeichnis:

1. Application Development.- 2. Data Manipulation.- 3. Application Domains, Reflection and Metadata.- 4. Threads, Processes and Sychronization.- 5. Files, Directories and I/O.- 6. XML Processing.- 7. Windows Forms.- 8. The My Namespace.- 9. Graphics, Multimedia and Printing.- 10. Database Access.- 11. Networking and Remoting.- 12. Security and Cryptography.- 13. Unmanaged Code Interoperability.- 14. Commonly User Interfaces and Patterns.- 15. Windows Integration.

Themen:

• Visual BASIC 2005

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