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Visual C# 2005: A Developer's Notebook
A Developer's Notebook
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- Contents
- + The Developer’s Notebook Series
- + Preface
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C# 2.0
- + Create a Type-Safe List Using a Generic Collection
- + Create Your Own Generic Collection
- + Implement the Collection Interfaces
- + Enumerate Using Generic Iterators
- + Implement GetEnumerator with Complex Data Structures
- + Simplify Your Code with Anonymous Methods
- + Hide Designer Code with Partial Types
- + Create Static Classes
- + Express Null Values with Nullable Types
- + Access Objects in the Global Namespace
- + Limit Access Within Properties
- + Gain Flexibility with Delegate Covariance and Contravariance
- + Visual Studio 2005
- + Windows Applications
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Web Applications
- + Develop Web Apps Without IIS
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Provide Forms-Based Security Without Code
- + Add Roles to ASP.NET Accounts
- + Create Personalized Web Sites
- + Personalize with Complex Types
- + Add Anonymous Personalization to Your Site
- + Let Users Personalize Your Site with Themes
- + Unify Your Look and Feel with Master Pages
- + Data
- Index
In the three years since Microsoft made C# available, there have been lots of tweaks to the language. That's because C# is not only essential for making .NET work, it's a big way for Microsoft to attract millions of Java, C and C++ developers to the platform. And C# has definitely made some inroads. Because of its popularity among developers, the language received standardization from ECMA International, making it possible to port C# applications to other platforms. To bolster its appeal, C# 2.0 has undergone some key changes as part of Visual Studio 2005 that will make development with .NET quicker and easier.
That's precisely what Visual C# 2005: A Developer's Notebook allows you to do. There are some great new features in C# and this unique "all lab, no lecture" guide covers them all with 50 hands-on projects. Each project explores a new feature, with emphasis on changes that increase productivity, simplify programming tasks, and add functionality to applications.
C#'s component-based design combines the productivity of Microsoft's popular Visual Basic with the raw power of C++ for web-based applications. Many reviewers note a similarity between C# and Java--in fact, a new feature that took the Java development team five years to incorporate into Java is now available in C# 2.0. Called "generics", this feature enables developers to reuse and customize their existing code, so they can dramatically cut down the time it takes to develop new applications.
Visual C# 2005: A Developer's Notebook is full of no-nonsense code without the usual page-filling commentary. You'll find suggestions for further experimentation, links to on-line documentation, plus practical notes and warnings. The book also tells developers how to acquire, install and configure Visual Studio 2005. Are you a coder to the core? Learn what C# 2.0 can do for you now.
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Computers > Programming Languages > C#
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Publication year : 2005
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 343
