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The book begins with a clear explanation of basic object-oriented concepts, as well as a listing of new Visual Basic 6 features. The first half of the book presents Kurata's Goals, User Interface, Implementation, Data Design, Strategies (GUIDS) software design process. First she defines project requirements, including project scheduling; and then she shows the importance of looking at goals, which leads to defining user scenarios and the objects for a system. Designing the user interface comes next, with attention to menus and form design. Implementation issues follow, including a discussion of today's multitiered system architectures. Next come sections on data design, with database tables. Finally, the design process looks at strategies for actually coding a project. (Here, advice on such topics as naming conventions and error handling will help you write more maintainable Visual Basic code.)
The second half of the book looks at how to build programs with Visual Basic and how to begin with class design (with twelve common questions about classes), including information on persistence and using collections. More detail on the inner workings of Visual Basic class interfaces and ActiveX follows. The author presents a simple ActiveX control and surveys support for database and Internet programming in Visual Basic.
The finished product in this straightforward and intelligent text is a contact management system, which uses a three-tiered data architecture. Overall, this book makes sophisticated object-oriented programming techniques accessible for today's Visual Basic 6 developers. --Richard Dragan
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Over 600 pages of unrelated information,
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Rezension bezieht sich auf: Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 6. The Authoritative Solution (Taschenbuch)
This book was a major disappointment for me, considering Ms. Kurata's earlier book 'Doing Objects in VB 4.0' was so wonderful. The main problem with the book is that it does not lay a sold foundation to the subject of OOP. The topics are not presented in a systematic way where each topic builds on the ones already presented. Although the author builds a single application throughout the course of the book, the relation between each programming topic and the code examples is just not clear. If I had not already been programming in OOP for a year and a half, I would have been completely lost in this book. Also, the whole first half of the book presents a proprietary OO design methodology (GUIDS) that is not helpful. It doesn't tell me much more than what I know from the old-fashioned structured analysis and design methodologies. The book would be much stronger if the first half was just omitted. There is some useful information to be gained from the book if you already know OOP. (I learned some things that I have not seen in any other books.) But if you already know OOP, then you can skip over this one entirely. For a topflight intro to Object Oriented programming in VB, read Peter Wright's book 'Beginning VB6 objects'. Wright's book should be required reading for all VB programmers. Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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Takes too long to get to the point,
Rezension bezieht sich auf: Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 6. The Authoritative Solution (Taschenbuch)
Ms. Kurata is obviously an expert, but she often tells us too much. The book is too wordy for a great introduction to objects, so it's only fair in that area. (Try Peter Wright's books instead - they're great.) But it's not detailed enough and includes too much introductory material for an advanced objects book. (Better to try Rockford Lhotka's books for that.)Bottom line - it's neither fish nor fowl. When the VB4 version came out, it was groundbreaking and there was an excuse for it being too verbose. With two chances to clean it up, it should be a lot clearer and to the point by now. Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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Nothing is to basic when it comes to OOP:,
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Rezension bezieht sich auf: Doing Objects in Microsoft Visual Basic 6. The Authoritative Solution (Taschenbuch)
I could not put it any better then what Eric T. Nielsen stated earlier in the comments.The book is very clear and to the point. I hate to be maintaining the code of what others stated about this book such as; "nothing new....", "..waste of time....", "this is only a..." , "not intended for" and "weak". Keep it simple, read Kurata, then Balena (MS Programming VB 6.0). Helfen Sie anderen Kunden bei der Suche nach den hilfreichsten Rezensionen
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