Visual Basic Developer's Library

Published by: Sybex, 1999
ISBN: 0-7821-2560-3

Overview

This boxed set of Visual Basic Developer's Guides ofers you a terrific value - and an unprecedented opportunity. As you've progressed as a VB developer, you've probably had trouble inding advanced coverage of the speciic topics you want to master. But now you've found it: four books designed especially to help you move into key areas where Visual Basic is emerging as the development tool of choice.

The following books are included in this set:

Visual Basic Developer's Guide to COM and COM+, by Wayne S. Freeze
This book offers complete coverage of Visual Basic's support for COM components and COM+ transactions, showing you ways that you can dramatically improve the functionality and performance of your distributed applications.
Visual Basic Developer's Guide to ADO, by Mike Gunderloy
Offering complete, up-to-date coverage of ADO 2.5, this book helps you develop and implement a universal data access strategy in enterprise-scale database applications. It also helps you extend this strategy to the web.
Visual Basic Developer's Guide to ASP and IIS, by A. Russell Jones
Focusing on ASP, IIS and Visual Basic WebClasses technology, this book teaches techniques that make VB and ideal tool for developing the server-side apps that power web portals, e-commerce projects, and other complex, high-traffic sites.
Visual Basic Developer's Guide to the Win32 API, by Steve Brown
For many developers, Visual Basic is all about Windows programming. But just how well do you tap the Windows API? This book helps you refine your techniques so your applications are as powerful and eficient as possible.