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Windows Forms Programming in Visual Basic .NET
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Windows Forms Programming in Visual Basic .NET

by Chris Sells, Justin Gehtland
October 2003
Intermediate to advanced
736 pages
15h 25m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
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A Few Words about Visual Basic 6.0

The Visual Basic family has earned its keep and its reputation by being a framework in which you can easily build Windows applications. Originally based on the Ruby Forms engine, Visual Basic caught fire because it allowed programmers to visually create GUIs. The biggest change that Visual Basic programmers have had to deal with in the long evolution of the framework (until now) was the shift from VB 4.0 to VB 5.0, when Visual Basic became entirely based on and integrated into COM.

The changes that Visual Basic programmers had to deal with then are nothing compared with the changes that we are faced with today. Visual Basic .NET, as a language, has been morphed radically to take advantage of the .NET Framework. ...

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