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- Supercharge your creative energy by recognizing and utilizing the power of the "flow"
- Learn a development cycle you can actually use at work
- Comprehensive programming project walk-through shows you how to apply the development cycle
- Project Approach Strategy helps you maintain programming project momentum
- C# Student Survival Guide helps you tackle any project thrown at you
- Apply real world programming techniques to produce professional code
- In-depth coverage of arrays eliminates their mystery
- Create complex GUIs using System.Windows.Forms components
- Learn the secrets of thread programming to create multithreaded applications
- Master the complexities of generic collections and learn how to create generic methods
- Discover three object-oriented design principles that will greatly improve your software architectures
- Learn how to design with inheritance and composition to create flexible and reliable software
- Create well-behaved objects that can be used predictably and reliably in C# .Net applications
- Learn how to use MSBuild to manage large programming projects
- Create multitiered database applications with the help of Microsoft's Enterprise Library
- Master the use of the singleton, factory, model-view-controller, and command software design patterns
- Reinforce your learning with the help of chapter learning objectives, skill-building exercises, suggested projects, and self-test questions
- Packed with numerous tables, lots of pictures, and tons of code examples - over 7500 lines of code
- All code examples were compiled, executed, and tested before being used in the book to ensure quality
And much, much, more...!
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C# For Artists also shows you how to...
- Build network applications using sockets and .NET remoting
- Use database scripts to better control database development projects
- Build a multitiered database application using Data Access Objects (DAOs), Business Objects (BOs), and .NET remoting
- Build a .NET remoting client application with a rich GUI interface that employs layouts and DataGridView components that interact with database server applications
- Use Microsoft Build (MSBuild) to automatically control and build complex .NET applications
- Use a Microsoft Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block (DAAB) Database object to automatically manage database connections and connection pooling
- Create and use configuration files to configure .NET remoting and database applications
Plus...
- Learn Unified Modeling Language (UML) class and sequence diagram terminology
- Learn to create custom events with delegates
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