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Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition For Dummies ペーパーバック – 2005/12/12
英語版
Richard Mansfield
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- This valuable and inexpensive resource is ideal for anyone who is new to programming and wants to learn the basics of Visual Basic without being overwhelmed by the complicated Visual Studio integrated development environment
- This back-to-basics book covers getting started with the featured "Starter Kits," learning practical programming , and developing applications
- Also shows how to use VB Express Edition with database and Web Programming
- 本の長さ336ページ
- 言語英語
- 出版社For Dummies
- 発売日2005/12/12
- 寸法18.8 x 1.78 x 23.37 cm
- ISBN-100764597051
- ISBN-13978-0764597053
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著者について
Richard Mansfield is an experienced author and programmer who's been working with Visual Basic since VB3. He is also the author of Visual Basic. NET Programming For Dummies.
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- 出版社 : For Dummies; 第1版 (2005/12/12)
- 発売日 : 2005/12/12
- 言語 : 英語
- ペーパーバック : 336ページ
- ISBN-10 : 0764597051
- ISBN-13 : 978-0764597053
- 寸法 : 18.8 x 1.78 x 23.37 cm
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S. D.
5つ星のうち5.0
Good book, suspicious of bad reviews...
2006年5月15日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
This is a good book, I'm very suspicious of the bad reviews. I do think I know where they come from though.
This book is in true "Dummies" form and is directed at a specific audience (that I belong to). I am NOT a "professional" programmer. Nor, do I wish to be. I have used visual basic for the past 10 years or so, in an off and on, as needed basis for work. I don't know about you, but budgets are tight where I'm at, and we don't have the money to hire a "professional" everytime we think up some very specific "wouldn't it be nice if we could..." type of application.
If you have the desire or need, to create very specific "down and dirty" applications to suit your needs, then here's the good news: Visual Basic 2005 Express IS directed at you. And, This book WILL suit your needs. As with all Dummies books, it describes the basics of Visual BASIC 2005 Express in a "just the facts" kind of manner. It will gently hold your hand and walk you through, even if you have no prior experience. Will your programs be flashy or fancy? No. Are you going to get your Microsoft certification after reading it? No. Will you learn how design a video game. No. But who cares! You WILL be able to design small apps to crunch YOUR numbers, keep YOUR database or print the reports YOU need for YOUR work or hobby... in a manner that makes sense to YOU. If you've ever had to work with a "professional" programmer to develop an app, then you'll immediately see the advantage to this. Because the little geek may know how to use the computer, but he doesn't have a clue about YOUR work.
The other reviews that are so ANGRY (gee whiz, chill out.) are very unwarranted. When you READ the book, the complaints against Microsoft ARE justified. Especially if you've ever used previous versions of BASIC it'd be readily apparent.
Let me sum it up for you: BASIC was originally designed for the "common man." And when it went from QBASIC to Visual Basic (a great thing) it still held that concept. But as time progressed, BASIC changed. BASIC originally had a very simple syntax (grammar), but has slowly went toward the more cryptic languages, (Perl, C++, COBOL) etc. THIS WASN'T NECCESSARY. In fact, that was the beautiful thing about the original visual basic. The design interface did all the cryptic stuff in the back ground and you just used plain old friendly basic on your end. Visual Basic .NET is VERY powerful... it's also the worst version of visual basic for the non professional user yet to be created. BUT don't you apologize "part time programmer", for you are the intended user Visual Basic. (Straight from Gates' mouth)
AND DO NOT DESPAIR, because the good news is that MS Visual Basic 2005 EXPRESS has made a good move back towards the true intent of the BASIC language. If you are completely new to programming, NOW is a great time to jump on the bandwagon, with VB Express. Hopefully the next version will be even better and go back towards the true intent of the language.
And if you doubt anything I've said, Go look at the miserable sales figures for VB.NET. And then look how quick Microsoft switched from VB.Net to VB 2005 Express. They, maybe, hopefully, have realized the error of their ways and are changing the software back to it's original intent. When you sum it up, the fact of the matter is that, the programmers at Microsoft got lazy. The intent of all things "VISUAL" was to have the design environment do the grunt work and allow you to use a simple easy to read progamming language to tie it together.
Here you go: Are you a professional in your field, or are you a serious hobbyist? Do you wish you had that one little application for that one little purpose that you can't find anywhere? THEN: Visual Basic 2005 Express is for you AND Visual Basic 2005 Express for Dummies is the book to get you started.
Do you want to be a "professional" programmer and design (useless) video games or super huge corporate network apps for major banking companies? Then you are in the wrong place, with the wrong book and learning the WRONG LANGUAGE! Go learn C++ and find some subterranean cubicle to reside, forget what daylight looks like and lose the ability to carry on a normal conversation with normal people. (Are girls really impressed with the fact that you're the LAN network champ at DOOM?)
WOOO HOOO! I'm not a "professional" programmer and I'm proud! Viva la normal folks!
This book is in true "Dummies" form and is directed at a specific audience (that I belong to). I am NOT a "professional" programmer. Nor, do I wish to be. I have used visual basic for the past 10 years or so, in an off and on, as needed basis for work. I don't know about you, but budgets are tight where I'm at, and we don't have the money to hire a "professional" everytime we think up some very specific "wouldn't it be nice if we could..." type of application.
If you have the desire or need, to create very specific "down and dirty" applications to suit your needs, then here's the good news: Visual Basic 2005 Express IS directed at you. And, This book WILL suit your needs. As with all Dummies books, it describes the basics of Visual BASIC 2005 Express in a "just the facts" kind of manner. It will gently hold your hand and walk you through, even if you have no prior experience. Will your programs be flashy or fancy? No. Are you going to get your Microsoft certification after reading it? No. Will you learn how design a video game. No. But who cares! You WILL be able to design small apps to crunch YOUR numbers, keep YOUR database or print the reports YOU need for YOUR work or hobby... in a manner that makes sense to YOU. If you've ever had to work with a "professional" programmer to develop an app, then you'll immediately see the advantage to this. Because the little geek may know how to use the computer, but he doesn't have a clue about YOUR work.
The other reviews that are so ANGRY (gee whiz, chill out.) are very unwarranted. When you READ the book, the complaints against Microsoft ARE justified. Especially if you've ever used previous versions of BASIC it'd be readily apparent.
Let me sum it up for you: BASIC was originally designed for the "common man." And when it went from QBASIC to Visual Basic (a great thing) it still held that concept. But as time progressed, BASIC changed. BASIC originally had a very simple syntax (grammar), but has slowly went toward the more cryptic languages, (Perl, C++, COBOL) etc. THIS WASN'T NECCESSARY. In fact, that was the beautiful thing about the original visual basic. The design interface did all the cryptic stuff in the back ground and you just used plain old friendly basic on your end. Visual Basic .NET is VERY powerful... it's also the worst version of visual basic for the non professional user yet to be created. BUT don't you apologize "part time programmer", for you are the intended user Visual Basic. (Straight from Gates' mouth)
AND DO NOT DESPAIR, because the good news is that MS Visual Basic 2005 EXPRESS has made a good move back towards the true intent of the BASIC language. If you are completely new to programming, NOW is a great time to jump on the bandwagon, with VB Express. Hopefully the next version will be even better and go back towards the true intent of the language.
And if you doubt anything I've said, Go look at the miserable sales figures for VB.NET. And then look how quick Microsoft switched from VB.Net to VB 2005 Express. They, maybe, hopefully, have realized the error of their ways and are changing the software back to it's original intent. When you sum it up, the fact of the matter is that, the programmers at Microsoft got lazy. The intent of all things "VISUAL" was to have the design environment do the grunt work and allow you to use a simple easy to read progamming language to tie it together.
Here you go: Are you a professional in your field, or are you a serious hobbyist? Do you wish you had that one little application for that one little purpose that you can't find anywhere? THEN: Visual Basic 2005 Express is for you AND Visual Basic 2005 Express for Dummies is the book to get you started.
Do you want to be a "professional" programmer and design (useless) video games or super huge corporate network apps for major banking companies? Then you are in the wrong place, with the wrong book and learning the WRONG LANGUAGE! Go learn C++ and find some subterranean cubicle to reside, forget what daylight looks like and lose the ability to carry on a normal conversation with normal people. (Are girls really impressed with the fact that you're the LAN network champ at DOOM?)
WOOO HOOO! I'm not a "professional" programmer and I'm proud! Viva la normal folks!
Bruce K
5つ星のうち4.0
Battle Lines Are Drawn On This One!
2007年12月8日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
You know when you find a book with only very high and very low reviews that you are likely to love it or hate it. Most programming books are very detail/left brain oriented. Not surprising as the majority of programmers are as well. A few are right brain/big picture based. Either can be written at an introductory or advanced level. The problem is that if a left brain person reads a right brain type book they will hate it and vice versa. This book is one of the big picture/just what you need at the moment right brain books. This had also been the orientation and market positioning of VB since it's inception until .net and had made it the most used programming language going. Along the way the author does take many pot shots at Microsoft moving VB so far away from it's roots with .net. This move has indeed caused VB to lose ground in the market. Programmer thinking would appear to be "If the new VB is this hard to learn, I might as well work in another language that pays more." If shots at Microsoft bother you, you will have a problem with this book. The author feels that Microsoft has moved VB back towards it's roots with the Express edition. This would appear to be true.
One major slam this book has gotten is the lack of full blown line by line projects. Given the orientation of the book, this is probably a valid complaint. A right brainer might be oriented towards "Just give me the main building blocks, let me put them together the way I want, and discover the others later when I need them." This approach would likely leave everyone else stuck.
As someone who taught programming for over 10 years and now works in industry building data mining tools (primarily using MS products), I am very impressed with the content that WAS included in this book.
I believe that the addition of a couple more short end to end examples early on and a bit of moderation of the MS bashing (though justified) would have greatly expanded the position of this book as a mainstream "one stop shopping" introductory text. As it is, it is a great suppliment to one of the more dry "cookbook" type offerings that are out there everywhere.
Bruce Kirkpatrick
MCSE, MCSD, MCDBA, OCP, ...
One major slam this book has gotten is the lack of full blown line by line projects. Given the orientation of the book, this is probably a valid complaint. A right brainer might be oriented towards "Just give me the main building blocks, let me put them together the way I want, and discover the others later when I need them." This approach would likely leave everyone else stuck.
As someone who taught programming for over 10 years and now works in industry building data mining tools (primarily using MS products), I am very impressed with the content that WAS included in this book.
I believe that the addition of a couple more short end to end examples early on and a bit of moderation of the MS bashing (though justified) would have greatly expanded the position of this book as a mainstream "one stop shopping" introductory text. As it is, it is a great suppliment to one of the more dry "cookbook" type offerings that are out there everywhere.
Bruce Kirkpatrick
MCSE, MCSD, MCDBA, OCP, ...
Nozza
5つ星のうち1.0
A duffer of a book
2008年2月2日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
I bought this to help me "upgrade" to VB 2005.
It's not very good. Half the entries in the index don't exist, but contain the letters BC in front of them. Alas, there's is no explanation as to what this means. The immediate window might be a useful tool - it certainly was in previous versions, but there's only one clue as to how it is accessed and I am told I need to View/Windows/Other Windows and choose Immediate window. Only problem is that there is no option under Other Windows named immediate. I've tried the others, but they're not the immediate window.
For a book that is meant to take the mystery out of VBE2005, it doesn't. I'm left as clueless about how to get anything done in VBE2005 as I was before buying this book.
I have always rated Dummies booked highly - but this one is a duffer.
It's not very good. Half the entries in the index don't exist, but contain the letters BC in front of them. Alas, there's is no explanation as to what this means. The immediate window might be a useful tool - it certainly was in previous versions, but there's only one clue as to how it is accessed and I am told I need to View/Windows/Other Windows and choose Immediate window. Only problem is that there is no option under Other Windows named immediate. I've tried the others, but they're not the immediate window.
For a book that is meant to take the mystery out of VBE2005, it doesn't. I'm left as clueless about how to get anything done in VBE2005 as I was before buying this book.
I have always rated Dummies booked highly - but this one is a duffer.
D. D. Goforth
5つ星のうち5.0
Visual Basic 2005 Express
2006年2月24日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
The Book is very informative and easy to understand and comes with software to, that's a big + "the software" I'm looking forward to studying and completing it. I've got a project in the making and hope to build it, as I read and study all the info...