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Windows Forms 2.0 Programming by Chris Sells, Michael Weinhardt

Windows Forms 2.0 Programming Chris Sells, Michael Weinhardt ebook
Page: 1296
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Format: chm
ISBN: 0321267966, 9780321267962

You can register and then join the presentation at http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?EventID=1032273483&Culture=es-MX. Early in my programming career, we had a choice to make at the beginning of each project: do we do this as a command-line/console app (prompt and response), use a DOS windowing library, or do a Windows 3 native app? One of them is reviewing books so that our community gets the best possible data. Building Data-Bound Applications with Windows FormsIT IS ALMOST impossible to design a significant application without dealing with data in some form. I just noticed that "Windows Forms 2.0 Programming," by Michael Weinhardt and Chris Sells, is available for pre-order. Eastern Time (GMT -5), that is 13h00 in Panamá-Bogotá-Quito-Lima, I'll be doing a webcast on the development of smart clients using Windows Forms 2.0. I've had a lot of requests for info on this book, so now folks can watch this space. Edgar Sánchez programming .NET in Quito. As I am coming up to speed on my new role, I have found out about the great work the teams have already done. Data Binding with Windows Forms 2.0 is the first book to focus on this crucial area of development. The application is not primarily a text-centric application (in other words, you're not just displaying non-interactive HTML text content); The schedule for production deployment fits within the Silverlight 2.0 deployment schedule. Data binding is the most important part of many business applications -- and one of the most difficult things to understand. Today, Tuesday April 19 2005, starting at 2 P.M.