Bestselling and highly acclaimed Visual Basic author Kris Jamsa delivers the "ultimate VB.NET resource. Organized by topic and packed with critical information, this book effectively explains complex concepts with precision. Filled with proven techniques and hundreds of solutions that can be put to immediate use easily and effectively, this is a must-have guide for every Visual Basic developer and programmer working with Web services and applications on the .NET platform.
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Quickly take advantage of Visual Basic .NET to implement a wide range of programming tasks. Packed with practical advice and hundreds of ready-to-run programs, this powerful resource will show you how to maximize the .NET environment to create professional-quality real-world solutions. Covers key programming concepts in detail, providing you with the foundation you need to develop applications that exploit the .NET environment. Presents complete source code for ASP.NET pages, ADO.NET database applications, Web services, Web and Windows forms, event and error handlers, application deployment using .NET assemblies and versioning, and more. Visual Basic .NET Tips & Techniques takes you far beyond drag-and-drop application development to the inner workings of the essential operations .NET programmers must know.
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- Precise, proven techniques--professional-level advice from industry experts
- Chapter-by-chapter subject indexes--make critical information easier to access
- Focused information--straightforward explanations for experienced programmers
- "Use It" icons--each tip includes instructions for immediate implementation
- Must-have information--quick and concise solutions that work
About the Author
Kris Jamsa (Houston, TX), MBA, Ph.D., is the bestselling author of more than 90 books on all aspects of computing. With more than a decade of experience, Jamsa's books have helped millions of programmers worldwide. He is the founder of WirelessLookup.com, which provides users and businesses within an instant presence on the Wireless Web.
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Object Reflection 101,
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Explained reflection in great deal ... things now make sense. Was able to convert the demo program that queried itself (types of objects--their methods, attributes, ...) into a ASP page that performs a very generic sort of ado.net data. Very cool.
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Very impressed!,
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There is a saying 'better late than never!', so I'm writing this review. I just borrowed this book from the library looking for a way to understand classes, constructors and destructors, and fortunately I found them here in this book! I esp. like chapter 3 & 4, and I bought my own copy from Amazon as I am very pleased!
I hope Mr.Jamsa will follow this up with another for Visual Basic 2005 or 2008.
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Good coverage of .NET Assemblies,
By Sara Dant (Univ of Wash) - See all my reviews
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Chapter 12 dissects assemblies and covers versioning. I am moving from the Java world--understand manifests in Jar files. This as good discussion.
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Over the past ten years, Visual Basic has emerged as the programming language of choice for the vast majority of programmers. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Visual Basic, Visual Studio, End Try, Imports System, Handles Buttonl, Windows Form Designer, Programming Tips, Public Sub New, Module Modulel Sub Main, End Sub End Module After, End Function, Public Class Formt Inherits System, Protected Overrides Sub, Price As Double, Title As String, Click Dim, End Region Private Sub Buttonl, Name As String, Dim Log As New, Author As String, Internet Explorer, Next Console, Module Modulel Class, New System, Publisher As String New!
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