Beginning Microsoft Visual Basic 2008
Thearon Willis, Bryan Newsome
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Thearon Willis, Bryan Newsome
Abstract
Acknowledgments. Introduction. Chapter 1: Welcome to Visual Basic 2008. Chapter 2: The Microsoft .NET Framework. Chapter 3: Writing Software. Chapter 4: Controlling the Flow. Chapter 5: Working with Data Structures. Chapter 6: Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML). Chapter 7: Building Windows Applications. Chapter 8: Displaying Dialog Boxes. Chapter 9: Creating Menus. Chapter 10: Debugging and Error Handling. Chapter 11: Building Objects. Chapter 12: Advanced Object-Oriented Techniques. Chapter 13: Building Class Libraries. Chapter 14: Creating Windows Forms User Controls. Chapter 15: Programming Custom Graphics. Chapter 16: Accessing Databases. Chapter 17: Database Programming with SQL Server and ADO.NET. Chapter 18: ASP.NET. Chapter 19: Web Projects. Chapter 20: Visual Basic 2008 and XML. Chapter 21: Distributed Computing with Windows Communication Foundation. Chapter 22: Building a Sequential Workflow Using the Windows Workflow Foundation. Chapter 23: Building Mobile Applications. Chapter 24: Deploying Your Application. Chapter 25: Where to Now? Appendix A: Exercise Solutions. Appendix B: Using the Microsoft Solutions Framework. Appendix C: An Introduction to Code Security and SSL. Appendix D: An Introduction to Windows CardSpace. Appendix E: .NET Framework Differences. Index.
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Acknowledgments. Introduction. Chapter 1: Welcome to Visual Basic 2008. Chapter 2: The Microsoft .NET Framework. Chapter 3: Writing Software. Chapter 4: Controlling the Flow. Chapter 5: Working with Data Structures. Chapter 6: Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML). Chapter 7: Building Windows Applications. Chapter 8: Displaying Dialog Boxes. Chapter 9: Creating Menus. Chapter 10: Debugging and Error Handling. Chapter 11: Building Objects. Chapter 12: Advanced Object-Oriented Techniques. Chapter 13: Building Class Libraries. Chapter 14: Creating Windows Forms User Controls. Chapter 15: Programming Custom Graphics. Chapter 16: Accessing Databases. Chapter 17: Database Programming with SQL Server and ADO.NET. Chapter 18: ASP.NET. Chapter 19: Web Projects. Chapter 20: Visual Basic 2008 and XML. Chapter 21: Distributed Computing with Windows Communication Foundation. Chapter 22: Building a Sequential Workflow Using the Windows Workflow Foundation. Chapter 23: Building Mobile Applications. Chapter 24: Deploying Your Application. Chapter 25: Where to Now? Appendix A: Exercise Solutions. Appendix B: Using the Microsoft Solutions Framework. Appendix C: An Introduction to Code Security and SSL. Appendix D: An Introduction to Windows CardSpace. Appendix E: .NET Framework Differences. Index.
Key concepts: Computer science, Microsoft Visual Studio, Programming language, .NET Framework, Windows Workflow Foundation, XML, VBScript, Debugging