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Build solutions for the Microsoft .NET platform quickly and easily with C#--an efficient, object-oriented language. Advanced C# Programming thoroughly explains real-world solutions you can apply to a wide range of business applications or to programming problems. This book also reviews working code available on Microsoft's portal. Maximize the vast capabilities of C# in three key areas--Windows applications, tools and component building, and Web programming--using the advanced development strategies presented in this professional resource.
- Get an overview of core language foundations you will need to create applications
- Explore Windows Forms programming, multithreading, GDI+, and more in .NET
- Incorporate roles-based and code access security
- Use attributes, exception handlers, event logging, and other proven programming methods with ease
- Extend the Visual Studio .NET IDE using the new extensibility model
- Implement Web methods, Web services, and asynchronous Web services
- Learn to use C# in ASP.NET code behind pages, and use cookies, page, and session caching
- Learn about ADO.NET, Reflection, and emitting IL by exploring the assembly viewer applications
- Significantly minimize the number of bugs that make it off your work station
About the Author Paul Kimmel (Okemos, Michigan) is the founder of Software Conceptions, Inc., which helps organizations implement object-oriented solutions to problems in point of sales, telecommunications, finance, and insurance. Paul has implemented telephony applications used by Lucent Technologies at Bell Lab, and for back office systems for e-commerce for the Citibank Development Center in Los Angeles. Paul used Delphi in its pre-Delphi incarnations, Turbo and Borland Pascal, to Delphi 1, and he continues to use it today. He is the author and co-author of several computer books including Building Delphi 2 Database Applications for Macmillan. Paul has done development, developer training, and consulting work for Merrill Lynch, Pitney-Bowes, Amway, Mobil Oil, Michigan State University, and Mellon Bank among others. |
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