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Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0

16 reviews
Deborah Kurata

Ziff-Davis Press, 1997

The best VB book I ever read
In a very easy and straightforward manner, this book introduces the concepts of Object Oriented Programming and shows how it works in VB5. Deborah Kurata uses the GUIDS methodology, which is simple and very efective in any serious software project. OOP is a BIG time-saver, as it lets you create resusable buildind blocks, that can be compiled and called from any other applications you develop, ...

Doing Objects in Visual Basic 2005 (Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Series)

11 reviews
Deborah Kurata

Addison-Wesley Professional, 2007

great overall vb book on object
I give this book 5 stars for the methodology (GUIDS) used alone. I think I can use that in my work. The chapter on interface layer is also good, but might confuse a beginner vb.net programmer. Overall the book is great, however, the chapter on business layer is not what i have expected. It delved on interfaces and state management of object for most of the chapter, but seems to be getting nowhere ...

Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 6

14 reviews
Deborah Kurata

Pearson Education, 1998

Good book for Object Oriented Programming
This is a good book for beginner and expert. For those who want to learn on how object oriented ptogramming (OOP)concept and how to apply it to VB, Please buy this book now.A part of it, u will learn about class, an how to make use from the class to create object then what u can do with the object.Basicly, what i can conclude, many effort have been done to write this excellence book. You will ...

Doing Web Development: Client Side Techniques

2 reviews
Deborah Kurata

Apress, 2001

Finally! Something for the Client-Side
I finally decided to take the plunge and start doing some Internet development. Considering the number of books available there seem to be very few that covered developing a complete client-side application. Books seem to cover one aspect of Web development such as: HTML, XML, Javascript, etc. The vast majority seem to cover ASP, ASP.NET, and JSP. That wasn't what I was looking for. Doing Web ...

Best Kept Secrets in .NET

13 reviews
Deborah Kurata

Apress, 2004

Great
This has a lot of great ideas for the professional developer that uses Visual Studio to do .NET development. Many ideas that are hard to find or you have to spend a LOT of time working with others to find. Saves a ton of time. For a small book and a small price, this should definitely be on your shelf.

Doing Objects in Visual Basic 2005
Deborah Kurata

Addison-Wesley, 2007

Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 4.0

5 reviews
Deborah Kurata

Ziff Davis Pr, 1995

A must-read guide to project design and development in VB
I was surprised to find the first half the book devoted to project and object design with very little code. Yet these sections turned out to be far more compelling than the (excellent) coding techniques that followed. I found the book an invaluable source for the more intangible side of programming: rather than teach dozens of techniques for coding yourself into misery, the author demonstrates ...