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Beginning Mfc Com Programming (Beginning)

4 reviews
Julian Templeman

Apress, 1997

A great book for fast MFC COM understanding
It always make me laugh when I read a review of a book by someone who has done no research to the type of knowledge you must have before reading the book. If you don't know C++ or MFC very well then this book is not for you yet, and if you look at the back of the book you can see it show this to be true. But if you do have a firm grasp of C++ and MFC but lack the understanding of MFC COM then ...

Visual Studio .NET: The .NET Framework Black Book

13 reviews
Julian Templeman, David Vitter

Coriolis Group Books, 2002

Free SDK + notepad.exe + vbc.exe + this book = great things
The comments about the VB.net bias and the fairly sparse IDE examples are correct (though you do get a modest share of C#, and a smidgen of managed C++). Fortunately, I approached this book as a newcomer to Windows programming who's just bought VB.Net Standard, installed the dotNet SDK, and wants to know what can be done with it. As such, this is a great resource. And as a proponent of ...

Microsoft Visual C++ .NET Step by Step--Version 2003 (Step By Step (Microsoft))

24 reviews
Julian Templeman, Andy Olsen

Microsoft Press, 2003

Good book for intermediate C++ & new to .NET
Step by Step is a good description of what this book is about. While it would be very helpful to have some prior C++ experience, you could probably just have a copy of .NET and this book, and get alot out of it. However, if you are experienced in Visual C++.NET, this book would be of little use. It would be impossible to comprehensively cover all of the topics addressed in this book in it's < ...

C# Programming with the Public Beta

32 reviews
Simon Robinson, Julian Templeman, ...

Apress, 2000

Good introductory overview
This book covers a nice introductory overview of much of the syntax, environment, and usage of the C# language, the .NET structure and base classes, the VS.NET development environment, its use in ASP.NET, a bit on COM and COM+ interoperability, etc. -- most of the general aspects of the new C# programming language and its use. This book is NOT a serious programming course that will have you up ...

Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 in C# 2005: From Novice to Professional (Beginning: From Novice to Professional)

5 reviews
Matthew MacDonald, Julian Templeman

Apress, 2006

The best book out there
I have read many books on ASP.NET, by far this book is the most well organized, user friendly book that will teach you ASP.NET I disagree with posts that says that this book is not for the novice. It takes you step by step from a subject to a subject and keeps you intrested in reading the book. This is my first book ever that I realy said to myself that I will have to take the time and ...

Beginning Windows Nt Programming

11 reviews
Julian Templeman

Wrox Press, 1998

Teaches me a lot
I was looking for a book that really teaches about Windows NT System Programming, and I was lucky to find this one. Most of the Windows programming books will teach you MFC and maybe a little of system call (which is usually of negligible usefulness). This one exposes the inner working of Windows system. Many of the system calls in this book can also be used for Windows 9x despite the name ...

Beginning Atl Com Programming (Beginning)

39 reviews
Richard Grimes, Alex Stockton, ...

Wrox Press, 1998

How could anyone rate this book poorly?
This book was one of the best that I have read on a particulartopic... The authors provide a lot of instruction about how to readthe book, recommending, for example, that you read through the chapter before actually attempting the examples. This is, of course, a standard recommendation (which in my experience many readers of technical material do not follow). Following this advice, I found that ...

Beginning ATL 3 COM Programming

30 reviews
Julian Templeman, Richard Grimes, ...

Peer Information, 1999

For anyone learning COM and ATL
If you want to learn Microsoft's Common Object Model and the Active Template Library (COM/ATL) you will want this book, I got this book by recomendation of a fellow programmer along with some other COM books (see my other reviews for the list).

Microsoft Visual C++ .Net Step by Step

62 reviews
Julian Templeman

Microsoft Press, 2003

The Best beginning book I have used so far
I am a programming virgin and wanted to learn VISUAL BASIC.NET. I first purchased VB.NET programming for the absolute beginner and the SAMs Teach yourself VB.NET in 24h. These two books were good (SAMs Teach yourself VB.NET in 24h was better) but both emphasized typing in code rather than understanding the code. The explanations seemed lacking in comparison with the Microsoft VB.NET Step by ...

Fast Track C#

6 reviews
Julian Templeman, Jon Reid, ...

Peer Information Inc., 2002

Get up to speed with C# in a hurry
If you need to learn C# in a hurry, this is the book that will get you up to speed. The entire "Fast Track" series from Wrox were written to help you learn a subject fast and this is especially helpful if your employer decides to convert to C# or any other .Net technology or language. I purchased both Fast Track C# and Fast Track ASP.NET C# Edition together. I am impressed with both books. ...

Framework.Net (avec CD-Rom)
Julian Templeman, David Vitter, ...

Micro Application, 2002

Visual C++ Master Class (Masterclass)
Ken Ramirez, Andrew Evans, ...

Apress, 1996

This book is a collection of articles written by various experts. Compiled with professional developers in mind, it provides techniques for writing powerful programs with Visual C++. Although the book does not concentrate on the compiler, features of the complier are exploited in the examples. (Languages/Programming)

Microsoft Visual C++ .NET Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))

16 reviews
Julian Templeman, Andy Olsen

Microsoft Press, 2002

C++
C++ user manual does not come with a Visual C++ software. this book is not good, but you have to buy it as the user's manual. Now you see microsoft's monopoly.

COM Programming with Microsoft .NET
John Paul Mueller, Julian Templeman

Microsoft Press, 2003

Despite the advent of the Microsoft .NET Framework, COM is still a valuable tool for programmers in Microsoft Windows®, and this book explains how and where COM fits into the .NET world.

Learning Legal Rules
James A. Holland, J. Webb, ...

Blackstone Press, 1999

Among the many new skills law students have to acquire, using legal materials and solving legal problems are possibly the most important. It was with this in mind that the authors wrote this book which could be used to support a course of study in legal method, or be used as a self-teaching guide to the subject. The aim of the authors has been to bring together the theory, structure and practice of legal reasoning in a readily accessible ...

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