IV. Basics of Building Applications with Visual Studio 2010
by Rick Leinecker
Visual Studio® 2010 All-in-One For Dummies®
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- I. Visual Studio 2010 Overview
- 1. What Is Visual Studio?
- 2. Exploring .NET
- 3. Modern Software Development
- 4. The Languages of .NET
- 5. The Many Editions of Visual Studio 2010
- 6. New to Visual Studio 2010
- II. Getting Started with Visual Studio
- 1. Installing Visual Studio Professional
- 2. Browsing Visual Studio
- 3. Making Connections with Visual Studio
- 4. Upgrading .NET
- III. Coding
- 1. Programming with Visual Studio 2010
- 2. Understanding Data Types
- 3. Get Some Class
- 4. Wiring Up Events in the User Interface
- 5. Getting Productive with Visual Studio 2010
- 6. Exploring Web Services
- 7. Handling Exceptions and Debugging
- 8. Testing Code with Visual Studio
- IV. Basics of Building Applications with Visual Studio 2010
- 1. Getting Smart about Smart Clients
- 2. Building Smart Client User Interfaces
- 3. Building Visual C++ Applications
- 4. Building Web Applications
- 4.1. Exploring Microsoft's Web Design and Development Tools
- 4.2. Getting to Know the Visual Web Developer
- 4.3. Saying "Hello, World Wide Web"
- 4.4. Working with Web Sites
- 4.5. Using Starter Kits
- 5. Using AJAX for Rich Web Pages
- 6. Laying Out Your Web Site
- 7. Exploring ASP.NET Services
- 8. Using Threads and Timers
- 9. Writing Network Applications
- 10. Parallel Programming
- 11. Writing Silverlight Applications
- 12. Programming for the Cloud
- V. Getting Acquainted with Data Access
- 1. Accessing Data with Visual Studio
- 2. Show Me the Data
- 2.1. Adding Data Access in Windows Applications
- 2.2. Getting Your Data in a Bind
- 2.3. Creating Web Forms That Access Data
- 3. Working with Strongly Typed DataSets
- 4. Working with XML
- 5. Under the Hood with ADO.NET
- 5.1. Meet the Players
- 5.2. Picking a Provider
- 5.3. Making Connections
- 5.4. Using Commands
- 5.5. Reading Data with DataReaders
- 5.6. Caching Data with DataSets
- 5.7. Supporting XML with ADO.NET
- 5.8. Using ADO.NET in Your Applications
- 6. Using Visual Studio with SQL Server
- 7. LINQ
- VI. Going the Extra Mile
- 1. Building Solutions and Projects
- 2. Deployment Options
- 3. Checking Out Source Control
- 4. Writing Custom Facebook Applications
- VII. Extending the Family
- 1. Exploring Visual Studio Extensions
- 2. Being a Team Player with Visual Studio Team System
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