Visual Basic 2005, together with the .NET Framework, provides a wonderfully powerful development environment. With these tools, developers can build amazingly powerful applications relatively quickly and easily.
With this power, however, comes great complexity. Many books are available that discuss the Visual Basic language, and if you need to build a relatively simple application, those are generally sufficient. No books, however, address the complex issues that surround the development of more complicated Visual Basic applications. None discuss design, modeling, user-interface design, or testing for Visual Basic applications.
This book is intended for advanced Visual Basic programmers. It assumes that you already have experience with Visual Basic 2005 and are comfortable with the language. The book does not cover any language fundamentals, and does not include any refresher material. If you feel that you need more experience with Visual Basic, see my book Visual Basic 2005 Programmer’s Reference (Indianapolis: Wiley, 2005).
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 01 - Language Selection
Chapter 02 - Lifecycle Methodologies
Chapter 03 - Agile Methodologies
Chapter 04 - Object-Oriented Design
Chapter 05 - User-Interface Design
Chapter 06 - Data Storage Design
Chapter 07 - Design Patterns
Chapter 08 - Snippets, Macros, and Add-ins
Chapter 09 - Scripting
Chapter 10 - Custom Controls and Components
Chapter 11 - Property Support
Chapter 12 - Attributes and XML Comments
Chapter 13 - Documentation
Chapter 14 - Development Philosophy
Chapter 15 - Coding Standards
Chapter 16 - Bug Proofing
Chapter 17 - Testing
Chapter 18 - Deployment
Chapter 19 - Splash Screens
Chapter 20 - Printing
Chapter 21 - Threading
Chapter 22 - Reflection
Chapter 23 - Memory Management
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