by Yashavant Kanetkar
Nothing in recent times has drawn more attentions of developers than
Microsoft's new .net platform. Reason is simple. It is going to bring about a
major change in the way applications are developed.C++ is the only language in
the world today that can help you write managed as well as unmanaged code in
the same application. This has a major implications. You can continue to use
your existing code at the same time exploit the features offered by .NET,
Microsoft's bold new technology. With access to .net base classes C++
developers would have more flexibility and power.packed with plenty of
programs, this book would help developers understand and enjoy the benefits of
.net, tickling their humor bones at times.
Table Of Contents
- .NET Vision
- .NET Framework
- Installing VS.NET
- VS.NET Development Environment
- Personalize VS.NET
- The .NET Base Classes
- Thinking in C++
- Thinking in Managed C++ - I
- Thinking in Managed C++ - II
- Arrays and Strings
- Properties
- Exception Handling
- WinForms - GDI+
- Controls
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- Menus, Toolbar and Statusbars
- Events and Delegates
- Assemblies
- Versioning
- Collection Classes
- File I/O and Predefined Attributes
- Multithreading
- Networking
- ADO.NET
- ASP.NET
- Creating Web Services
- Mixing Managed and Unmanaged Code
- Miscellaneous
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