Product Description

Most programming books are about as exciting as Bill Gates' left ear. But with this latest eye-opening release, technology author Karl Moore shows it doesn't have to be quite so dull and uninspiring. Split into eight dynamic parts, Moore's book covers every key area of real-life computer developmentand promises to turn even newbie programmers into VB .NET wizards, quicker than anyone else. It's a perfect tutorial guide for those learning VB .NET from scratch or moving from VB6.

Karl Moore's Visual Basic .NET: The Tutorials consists of a number of key tutorials, each dealing with a specific, "real-life" area of programming. The tutorials are broken down into easily digestible 10-page installments, with an accompanying FAQ and review sheet at the close. Numerous "top tips" are also distributed throughout the texts to aid understanding.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1034919 in Books
• Published on: 2002-04-25
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 2.57 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 600 pages

Review

From the reviews:

"As the title implies, the material is presented as a series of eight tutorials. … There are plenty of illustrative screen shots, suitably scaled and never far from the text that refers to them. … A large volume of source code for examples in the book is available from the publisher’s website … freely available. … It is an excellent book whether for a beginner starting on the latest version of Visual Basic, or someone who wants to update to the .NET version." (Philip Ballinger, Computer Bulletin – online, March, 2003)

Book Info
Provides new programmers and hardcore developers alike with all they need to get up and running with the latest version of Visual Basic. Covers the key to real-life areas of .NET clearly, and in the shortest time possible. Softcover.

About the Author
Karl Moore lives in Yorkshire, England. He is author of Karl Moore's Visual Basic .NET: The Tutorials and runs his own international consultancy group, White Cliff Computing Ltd. Karl regularly presents at industry conferences and is featured in leading development magazines, plus he's a frequent voice on BBC Radio. You can visit his official website at http://www.karlmoore.com.