Visual Basic .net Programming

Harold Davis,

ISBN 10: 0782140386 / ISBN 13: 9780782140385

Published by Sybex, 2002

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Visual Basic .net Programming

Publisher: Sybex

Publication Date: 2002

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Brand New

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Synopsis:

With the introduction of Visual Basic .NET, VB is now a complete object-oriented language, letting programmers access the full power of the Windows platform while enabling them to build reliable and robust web solutions.

It doesn't matter if you're new to programming or just to VB.NET, Visual Basic .NET Programming gets you up and running with the new version and offers a comprehensive introduction to Windows and web application development. From language fundamentals to ADO.NET, XML, and Web Services, Harold Davis's thoughtful approach emphasizes meaningful tasks that tie in with VB.NET's principal strengths. For example, you'll learn to build a Web Service, implement XML support, and use object-oriented techniques—without getting mired in theory but also without sacrificing the understanding you need to apply your skills in new situations.

Much of the book is devoted to Windows application development, covering new ways to program standard elements, as well as emphasizing Visual Basic's new programming features. Want to build a desktop program with an oval interface? Want to create robust class libraries, components, and controls? Implement printing as a program feature? Start and stop a service? Every chapter provides solid examples that will help you learn the language and, more importantly, create effective applications with it.

From the Publisher:

Author Harold Davis has established a strong reputation as a teacher of introductory programming concepts. His new book is perfect for readers who want thorough treatment of the essentials of using the new version of Visual Basic. VB.net introduces radical changes to Visual Basic 6. Davis leads you through the new development environment and the basics of object-oriented programming and writing Windows applications. He also covers the new Web and XML functionality that is delivered as part of the .net Framework. If you're new to VB or have upgraded from VB 6, you won't go wrong with this book.

Visual Basic .net Programming is part of Sybex's new line of books for developers. Check out Davis's upcoming book, Visual C# .net Programming, available in August 2002.