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Windows Forms Programming with C sharp pdf. In early 2001 I began using Microsoft’s .NET Framework for a project I was working on with a small startup company. Unfortunately, the winds changed, and I found myself with more free time than I would normally hope for. So when Manning Publications asked me if I would contribute to a book on programming with the .NET Framework, I welcomed the idea.
As events unfolded, I found myself with some fairly strong opinions about how such a book should be organized and offered up a proposal to write a solo book on programming Windows Forms applications. I have always enjoyed the book Programming Windows 95 with MFC by Jeff Promise, so a book about developing Windows based applications with the .NET Framework seemed like an obvious subject.
Windows Forms Programming with C sharp pdf free download
The core idea behind my proposal was to build a single application over the course of the book. The application would evolve to introduce each topic, so that by the end of the manuscript readers would have a robust application they had built from scratch.
Manning Publications seemed to like the idea as well, and thus I suddenly found
myself writing this book. In approaching the task, I set out to achieve two objectives. The first was to provide ample coverage of most of the classes in the namespace.
Windows Forms Programming with C sharp pdf free download
I have been frustrated by many books that do not provide robust examples for a topic. So I try to provide detailed examples that demonstrate how Windows Forms classes can be used and manipulated in real applications.
A second objective was to present advanced user interface topics such as tree views and drag and drop. While the book spends a good deal of time on fundamental classes, such as menus and buttons, more than a cursory glance is given to some of the more complex controls available for Windows-based programming.
The result of my proposal, these objectives, and a number of late nights is the book you see before you. I take a tutorial approach to application development by creating a common application throughout the book, and provide summaries of relevant classes and other topics that might be of further interest.
Hopefully, this approach provides enough detail to demonstrate how Windows-based applications are put together with the .NET Framework, and yet offers additional information that should prove
helpful as you develop and expand your own .NET project.
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