Coding Techniques for Microsoft Visual Basic .Net
John Connell · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2001
From the Publisher: This unique title goes beyond showing snippets of code to demonstrate how to write programs from start to finish while taking advantage of professional application design and coding techniques. Designed for beginning, self-taught, or even experienced programmers who are switching to Microsoft Visual Basic (VB) from other languages, this book provides details on the innovative Visual Basic .NET, with its integrated development environment (IDE), increased support for XML, and Web-development functionality with Active Server Pages+ (ASP+). It's the missing link between just knowing the Visual Basic language and writing professional-level applications. It teaches beginning Visual Basic programmers how to build real applications from start to finish, using professional application design and coding techniques. Key Book Benefits: * Teaches beginning Visual Basic programmers how to build real applications from start to finish, using professional application design and coding techniques. * Spans the gap between beginning books that teach the Visual Basic syntax and structure and advanced books that assume proficiency in coding techniques. * Provides details on the innovative Visual Basic .NET, with its new integrated development environment (IDE), increased support for XML, and ASP.NET functionality.