Windows Forms Programming with C#
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (502 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1930110286 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 752 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Intended as a tutorial for C++ and Java programmers at all levels, this book shows how C# and the .NET framework can be used to develop Windows applications with .NET. Also discussed are Visual Studio 7.0, C# language syntax and usage, Windows Forms controls, ADO.NET, and other topics vital to the creation and deployment of Windows applications in this new environment.. However, Microsoft has also redesigned the way Windows desktop applications will be created and deployed in the future. The new C# language and Internet software services have received much of the attention surrounding Microsoft's new .NET environment. As a way to demonstrate how Windows Forms applications are constructed, the book provides a chapter-by-cha
"best of class" according to A Customer. This book makes clear, lucid, logical work out of a complex subject - how dotnet works within windows. There are a lot of c# books, but not many that cut through the muck and gives you as deep an understanding as this one. Most programming/dotnet books tend to bombard you with an avalanche of loosely connected details that just leave you confused and in need of some digestion. Erik Brown is some sort of genius to be able to accomplish this. If you want under. Wow! BadBoysDriveAudi Ok, I'll admit it. Lately, I've been the type of person who will absolutely swear by reading customer reviews before buying a book. Then after purchasing and reading the book, I wouldn't invest the time to write a review in order to help others.Until now.This book has captivated me, and I can't seem to put it down. Mr. Brown speaks well, presents his material in a logical, orderly fashion, and with child-like ease. I haven't read a book that compares with th. "Not A Reference - This Is a Must Have Learning Book" according to Carl Thomas. Brown has put a lot of thought into covering the mass of practical bases in Windows .NET Forms development. The concept of developing one application through the course of the book to show clearly and in context how each piece fits and works, while not new, is done superbly in this book. I learned much, much more from this book about not only Windows Forms but about C# programming in general than from several other dedicated C# books I have. His approach to
He is a veteran of three successful start up companies and currently works as a program manager at Unisys Corporation. A mathematician by training, Erik Brown has been working with code for over 17 years, as a developer, architect, consultant, and manager. Erik lives in northern Virginia with his wife and two daughters.
Erik lives in northern Virginia with his wife and two daughters.. He is a veteran of three successful start up companies and currently works as a program manager at Unisys Corporation. About the AuthorA mathematician by training, Erik Brown has been working with code for over 17 years, as a developer, architect, consultant, and manager