2001, ISBN: 9781893115972

Corr 2nd printing Softcover Zustand: Gut, XXI, 600 p. About this book VB.NET is the biggest change to hit Visual Basic since the transition from 16 bit to 32 bit code - maybe bigger. In h… mais…

Corr 2nd printing Softcover Zustand: Gut, XXI, 600 p. About this book VB.NET is the biggest change to hit Visual Basic since the transition from 16 bit to 32 bit code - maybe bigger. In his new book, "Moving to VB.NET: Strategies, Concepts and Code", Visual Basic guru Dan Appleman takes aim at VB.NET, exposing the reality behind the hype, and showing you how to evaluate this technology in the context of your specific problems. The 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. Along the way, Appleman not only explains the technological features of VB.NET, but the reasons for them, and the controversies around some of those choices. Evaluating VB.NET from the perspective of the developer, you‘ll find material that will infuriate VB traditionalists and Microsoft marketing staff alike. But whether you agree with his judgements or not, you‘ll end up learning to write good quality VB.NET code in well-designed applications. Because, above all, Appleman brings to "Moving to VB.NET: Strategies, Concepts and Code" what he has brought to all his past books - a solid understanding of technology and the needs of real developers, and an ability to explain it all in a clear, straightforward and entertaining manner. Written for programmers With publishing house no longer available. ISBN 1893115976 Versand D: 4,50 EUR Programmieren; VB; VB.NET; Visual Basic; computer Programming, [PU:New York, NY, U.S.A. Springer Verlag,]<

2001, ISBN: 9781893115972

Corr 2nd printing Softcover Zustand: Gut, XXI, 600 p. About this book VB.NET is the biggest change to hit Visual Basic since the transition from 16 bit to 32 bit code - maybe bigger. In h… mais…

Corr 2nd printing Softcover Zustand: Gut, XXI, 600 p. About this book VB.NET is the biggest change to hit Visual Basic since the transition from 16 bit to 32 bit code - maybe bigger. In his new book, "Moving to VB.NET: Strategies, Concepts and Code", Visual Basic guru Dan Appleman takes aim at VB.NET, exposing the reality behind the hype, and showing you how to evaluate this technology in the context of your specific problems. The book is divided into three parts, "Strategies", "Concepts" and "Code". In "Strategies", youll 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", youll learn key concepts such as inheritance and multithreading, and why they are over-hyped. Youll learn why Microsoft is killing COM. And youll learn other important concepts that are unfamiliar to most VB6 programmers but crucial to VB.NET programmers. In "Code", youll learn the VB.NET language and many of its features - all based on your current knowledge of VB6. Along the way, Appleman not only explains the technological features of VB.NET, but the reasons for them, and the controversies around some of those choices. Evaluating VB.NET from the perspective of the developer, youll find material that will infuriate VB traditionalists and Microsoft marketing staff alike. But whether you agree with his judgements or not, youll end up learning to write good quality VB.NET code in well-designed applications. Because, above all, Appleman brings to "Moving to VB.NET: Strategies, Concepts and Code" what he has brought to all his past books - a solid understanding of technology and the needs of real developers, and an ability to explain it all in a clear, straightforward and entertaining manner. Written for programmers With publishing house no longer available. ISBN 1893115976 Versand D: 4,50 EUR Programmieren; VB; VB.NET; Visual Basic; computer Programming, [PU:New York, NY, U.S.A. Springer Verlag,]<