Programming Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET (Core Reference)

Francesco Balena · 2002

From the Publisher: Building on the success of Programming Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, this core reference equips new and veteran developers with instruction and code to get them up to speed with the Web-enabled Microsoft Visual Basic .NET environment. The book demonstrates best practices for porting and reusing existing Visual Basic code in the Microsoft .NET environment, as well as exploiting the object-oriented capabilities of the new version-complete with code samples and the book's complete text on CD-ROM. Delivers instruction, sample code, best practices, and scenario-based solutions to help developers create robust, reusable, XML-enabled code with Visual Basic.NET faster—or to port existing Visual Basic code into the .NET environment Details new features and capabilities, including the Class Language Runtime (CLR), the Base Common Library (BCL), and the Web Forms designer Describes how to exploit the program's enhanced object-oriented capabilities, such as inheritance, multithreading, and drag-and-drop Web Service creation Features entire book, sample applications, and the book’s previous edition on CD-ROM for supplemental reference and study

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