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Visual Basic.NET and the .NET Platform View Larger Image | Andrew Troelsen
Apress, Paperback, Published October 2001, 1053 pages, ISBN 1893115267 | List Price: $59.95
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About
the book
Microsoft
Visual Basic .NET provides the productivity features developers need to rapidly
create enterprise-critical Web applications. In Visual Basic .NET and the
.NET Platform, author Andrew Troelsen shows developers how to use VB .NET
for developing virtually every possible kind of .NET application. From Windows-based
to Web-based applications, ADO .NET, XML Web services, and object-oriented language
features, it's all here. There are detailed discussions of every aspect of .NET
development and useful examples with no toy code™. Troelsen starts with a brief
philosophy of the VB .NET language and then quickly moves to key technical and
architectural issues for .NET developers. Not only is there extensive coverage
of the .NET framework, but Troelsen also describes the new object-oriented features
of VB .NET including nested classes, inheritance and interface-based programming
techniques. Readers also learn how to use VB .NET to accomplish object serialization,
data access with ADO .NET, and building (and interacting with) .NET Web Services.
Written in the same five-star style as his previous two books Developer's
Workshop to COM and ATL 3.0 and C# and the .NET Platform, this is
the comprehensive book on VB .NET and that developers have been waiting for!
Author Information
Andrew Troelsen
is currently the Vice President of Instruction at Intertech Incorporated. He
has a degree in Mathematical Linguistics and South Asian Studies from the University
of Minnesota. He currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota with his wife Amanda,
and spends his free-time investigating .NET and waiting for the Vikings to win
a Super Bowl. He is the author of the five star book 'Developer's Workshop to
COM and ATL 3.0' that has become the standard reference for this older approach
towards building Windows applications.
Table
of Contents
- Chapter 1: The Philosophy of .NET
- Chapter 2: Building VB.NET Applications
- Chapter 3: VB.NET Language Fundamentals
- Chapter 4: Object Oriented Programming with VB.NET
- Chapter 5: Interfaces and Collections
- Chapter 6: Delegates, Events and Callback Interfaces
- Chapter 7: Assemblies, AppDomains and Threads
- Chapter 8: Type Reflection and Attribute-Based Programming
- Chapter 9: Building a Better Window
- Chapter 10: GDI+
- Chapter 11: Intrinsic Windows Forms Controls
- Chapter 12: Input, Output and Object Serialization
- Chapter 13: Interacting with Legacy Systems
- Chapter 14: ADO.NET
- Chapter 15: Web Development and ASP.NET
- Chapter 16: Building Web Services
- Index
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