Introduction. Part I: Getting to Know .NET Using VB.
Chapter 1: Wading into Visual Basic.
Chapter 2: Using Visual Studio 2005.
Chapter 3: Designing Applications in VB 2005.
Part II: Building Applications with VB 2005.
Chapter 4: Building Windows Applications.
Chapter 5: Building Web Applications.
Chapter 6: Building Class Libraries.
Chapter 7: Building Web Services.
Chapter 8: Debugging in VB 2005.
Part III: Making Your Programs Work.
Chapter 9: Interpreting Strings and Things.
Chapter 10: Making Decisions in Code.
Chapter 11: Getting Loopy.
Chapter 12: Reusing Code.
Chapter 13: Making Arguments, Earning Returns.
Part IV: Digging into the Framework.
Chapter 14: Writing Secure Code.
Chapter 15: Accessing Data.
Chapter 16: Working with the File System.
Chapter 17: Accessing the Internet.
Chapter 18: Creating Images.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 19: Ten Tips for Using the VB User Interface.
Chapter 20: Ten Ideas for Taking Your Next Programming Step.
Chapter 21: Ten Resources on the Internet.
Index.
I am Bill Sempf, and you’ll notice that I don’t write in third
person. I have spent an inordinate amount of time in the last
several years writing about, thinking about, and coding in VB.NET.
I am a coauthor of Pro Visual Studio.NET, Effective Visual
Studio.NET, Professional ASP.NET Web Services and Professional
VB.NET (among others), and a frequent contributor to the Microsoft
Developer Network, Builder.com, Hardcore Web Services, Inside Web
Development Journal, and Intranet Journal.
I have recently been an invited speaker for DevEssentials, the
International XML Web Services Expo, and the Association of
Information Technology Professionals. As a graduate of Ohio State
University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration,
Microsoft Certified Professional, Certified Internet Business
Strategist, and Certified Internet Webmaster, I have developed over
one hundred Web applications for startups and Fortune 500 companies
alike.
I began my career in 1985 by helping my father (also named Bill)
manage Apple IIe systems for the local library. Since then, I have
built applications for the likes of Lucent Technologies, Bank One,
the State of Ohio, Nationwide Insurance, and Sears, Roebuck and Co.
I specialized in data-driven Web applications of all types, both
public and private. Currently, I am the Senior Technology
Consultant at Products of Innovative New Technology in Grove City,
Ohio, a Microsoft Certified Partner. I can be reached at
bill@pointweb.net.
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