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Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Programmer's Cookbook View Larger Image | Matthew MacDonald
Microsoft Press, Paperback, Published June 2003, 774 pages, ISBN 073561931X | List Price: $49.99
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With a generous helping of code examples, code snippets, and solutions to common
development problems-direct from expert programmers-this guide is the logical
place for intermediate and advanced developers to start building development projects
or learn more about Visual Basic .NET. It uses the "cookbook" technique-providing
code plus instructions on how to use each recipe-so developers can quickly apply
the code to their own projects or simply play around with the ingredients to learn
more about Visual Basic .NET.
Positioning Statement:
Filled with the code recipes that developers need, this is the logical place
to start building development projects or to learn more about Visual Basic .NET
Key Book Benefits:
· Filled with the code recipes that developers need, this is the logical
place to start building development projects or to learn more about Visual Basic
.NET.
· Gives the Visual Basic developer a reference to come back to time and
time again for solutions to common .NET programming challenges.
· Ideal for the intermediate or advanced developer who says, "Just
give me the code, let me see how others are using it, and let me play around
with it."
· Covers language-specific topics, the class library, Microsoft Windows®-specific
topics that require COM Interop or the Microsoft Win32® API, and core issues
in Microsoft ADO.NET, Windows Forms, and Microsoft ASP.NET.
Target Audience:
Intermediate to experienced developers
About the Technology:
Microsoft Visual Basic has the largest user base of any development language,
currently estimated at 3.5 million professional programmers worldwide, and that
base is continuing to grow. Although Visual Basic used to be considered a hobbyist's
language, it has quickly gained the respect of serious developers and is now
widely used in corporate and commercial environments. The amazing new features
in Visual Basic .NET, such as powerful object-oriented capabilities, inheritance,
and multithreading, will further push Visual Basic as a premier, enterprise-level
development tool and draw more and more people to the language. In addition,
the complex changes to Visual Basic in Visual Basic .NET will cause current
Visual Basic programmers to rethink their programming strategies and methodologies
and, essentially, learn a new language.
About the Author(s):
Matthew MacDonald is an author, educator, and MCSD developer with a passion
for emerging technologies. He is the author of several books about programming
with Microsoft .NET, a columnist for Inside Visual Basic, and a regular contributor
to other periodicals such as ASPToday, C# Today, Hardcore ASP.NET, Hardcore
VB .NET, and .NET Developer. In the corporate world, Matthew has worked with
Microsoft technologies in a variety of roles, including as a technical writer,
developer, and project manager. He also teaches introductory programming at
the college level.
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