Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: A Beginner's Guide
Joe Mayo
Abstract
Joe Mayo
Abstract
Essential Visual Studio 2010 Skills--Made Easy! Endorsed by Microsoft and written by a Microsoft MVP and Visual Studio expert, this hands-on guide teaches programmers and developers new to Visual Studio 2010 how to maximize the latest release of Microsoft's flagship development environment. Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: A Beginner's Guide shows you how to build applications from the ground up. You'll also learn how to customize the integrated development environment (IDE) itself, adding your own tools that integrate with Visual Studio 2010. Table of contents Chapter 1: Introducing Visual Studio 2010 Chapter 2: Learning Just Enough C# and VB.NET Chapter 3: Creating and Building Projects Chapter 4: Editing, Debugging, and Testing Chapter 5: Working with Data, Creating Databases Chapter 6: Building Desktop Applications with WPF Chapter 7: Creating Web Applications with ASP.NET Chapter 8: Designing Silverlight Applications Chapter 9: Deploying Web Services with WCF Chapter 10: Customizing the Development Environment Chapter 11: Extending Visual Studio 2010
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Essential Visual Studio 2010 Skills--Made Easy! Endorsed by Microsoft and written by a Microsoft MVP and Visual Studio expert, this hands-on guide teaches programmers and developers new to Visual Studio 2010 how to maximize the latest release of Microsoft's flagship development environment. Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: A Beginner's Guide shows you how to build applications from the ground up. You'll also learn how to customize the integrated development environment (IDE) itself, adding your own tools that integrate with Visual Studio 2010. Table of contents Chapter 1: Introducing Visual Studio 2010 Chapter 2: Learning Just Enough C# and VB.NET Chapter 3: Creating and Building Projects Chapter 4: Editing, Debugging, and Testing Chapter 5: Working with Data, Creating Databases Chapter 6: Building Desktop Applications with WPF Chapter 7: Creating Web Applications with ASP.NET Chapter 8: Designing Silverlight Applications Chapter 9: Deploying Web Services with WCF Chapter 10: Customizing the Development Environment Chapter 11: Extending Visual Studio 2010
Key concepts: Microsoft Visual Studio, Studio, Debugging, Computer science, Development environment, Software engineering, World Wide Web, Multimedia