Want to learn how to design and build Visual Basic applications, without relying on a lot of complicated tricks? This complete guide lays out the framework for development, providing a sturdy foundation for learning and success. Emphasizing architecture design and approach, this book examines project requirements, using the GUIDS methodology to design the framework and UI of the application, and builds the application using the object-oriented features of Visual Basic.
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Want to learn how to design and build Visual Basic applications, without relying on a lot of complicated tricks? This complete guide lays out the framework for development, providing a sturdy foundation for learning and success. Emphasizing architecture design and approach, this book examines project requirements, using the GUIDS methodology to design the framework and UI of the application, and builds the application using the object-oriented features of Visual Basic. - Follows in the steps of a very successful and popular first edition
- Written by a recognized author, programmer, and speaker
- CD-ROM contains all of the code discussed in the book, project files, and sample chapters from PC Magazine Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to the Win32 API
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Better than I could do, but...,
This review is from: Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 (Paperback)
I read this book after getting what I felt was a pretty good grasp of object oriented programming. By the time I'd gotten it 3/4 read I was completely confused. Since putting it down for a few weeks I've gotten back on track and have become proficient. I respect anyone with the gumption to write a book, but Deb has a way of confusing the simplest issue and her writing style is far from clear. On the positive side, I did glean clarification of some concepts but it was too painful. She should read Mark Warhol's book on The Art of Programming with Visual Basic - there's a writing style that works.
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Well written introduction to object oriented design using VB,
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This review is from: Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 (Paperback)
Overall, this book is a good introduction to object oriented design using Visual Basic 5. The examples chosen and their layout and usage in the manual could be improved. I would recommend this book to anyone that has a general understanding of VB, but has yet to utilize objects or classes.
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The best VB book I ever read,
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This review is from: Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 (Paperback)
In a very easy and straightforward manner, this book introduces the concepts of Object Oriented Programming and shows how it works in VB5. Deborah Kurata uses the GUIDS methodology, which is simple and very efective in any serious software project. OOP is a BIG time-saver, as it lets you create resusable buildind blocks, that can be compiled and called from any other applications you develop, keeping your code concise and easy to trace.
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