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.NET-A Complete Development Cycle (Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Series)

.NET-A Complete Development Cycle (Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Series)

Gunther Lenz, Addison-Wesley Professional

ISBN:0321168828, Edition: , 2003-09-05

Price: $59.99

  • Main Page
  • Table of content
  • Copyright
  • Praise for '.NET-A Complete Development Cycle'
  • Preface
    • Who Should Read This Book?
    • How Is This Book Structured?
    • What Is Covered in This Book?
    • How Should This Book Be Read?
    • What Is Provided on the CD?
  • Acknowledgments
    • Personal Acknowledgments
  • About the Authors
  • Chapter 1. Introducing .NET
    • 1.1 The Need for .NET
    • 1.2 The .NET Framework
    • 1.3 The C# Language
    • 1.4 Debugging and the IDE
    • 1.5 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 2. Introducing Software Engineering
    • 2.1 Introducing Software Engineering Practices
    • 2.2 Choosing a Software Development Model
    • 2.3 Commonly Used Software Development Models
    • 2.4 Conclusion
    • 2.5 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 3. A .NET Prototype
    • 3.1 Getting Started
    • 3.2 Evaluating .NET for Windows Client Applications
    • 3.3 Our First .NET Application
    • 3.4 Prototyping
    • 3.5 Implementing the SmartNotes Application
    • 3.6 Visual Studio.NET: Platform of Choice
    • 3.7 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 4. Project Planning
    • 4.1 The Project Vision and Business Case
    • 4.2 The Initial Use Case Model
    • 4.3 Project Requirements
    • 4.4 Initial Project Planning
    • 4.5 Initial Risk Analysis
    • 4.6 Initial Requirements Analysis and Design
    • 4.7 Conclusion
    • 4.8 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 5. The Photo Editor Application
    • 5.1 The Refined Project Vision and Business Case
    • 5.2 Refined Requirements for Online Photo Shop
    • 5.3 Analysis of the Photo Editor Requirements
    • 5.4 Design of the Photo Editor Application
    • 5.5 The Detailed Project Schedule
    • 5.6 Implementation of the Photo Editor Application
    • 5.7 Unit Tests
    • 5.8 Conclusion
    • 5.9 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 6. GDI+ Graphics Extensions
    • 6.1 Requirements for the GDI+ Extensions
    • 6.2 Analysis of the GDI+ Extensions Requirements
    • 6.3 Design of the GDI+ Extensions
    • 6.4 Project Management Issues
    • 6.5 GDI+ Programming
    • 6.6 Drawing GDI+ Primitives
    • 6.7 Unit Tests
    • 6.8 Conclusion
    • 6.9 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 7. Advanced GDI+ Operations
    • 7.1 Advanced GDI+ Extensions
    • 7.2 Analysis of the Advanced GDI+ Extensions Requirements
    • 7.3 Design of the Advanced GDI+ Extensions
    • 7.4 Project Management Issues
    • 7.5 Using Pens and Brushes in GDI+
    • 7.6 Implementation of Regions, Pens, and Brushes
    • 7.7 Unit Tests
    • 7.8 Conclusion
    • 7.9 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 8. Dynamic Loading of Components
    • 8.1 Requirements for Image Postprocessing Components
    • 8.2 Analysis of the Image Postprocessing Requirements
    • 8.3 Design of the Image-Processing Components Using Late Binding
    • 8.4 Project Management Issues
    • 8.5 Implementing Dynamically Loadable Image Postprocessing Plugins
    • 8.6 Unit Tests
    • 8.7 Conclusion
    • 8.8 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 9. Accessing System Resources
    • 9.1 Refining Requirements for 3D Text Display
    • 9.2 Three-Dimensional Rendering Technologies
    • 9.3 Analyzing User Interface Needs
    • 9.4 Using OpenGL.NET
    • 9.5 Adding 3D Text to the Photo Editor Application
    • 9.6 Conclusion: Don't Reinvent the Wheel
    • 9.7 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 10. Performance Optimization, Multithreading, and Profiling
    • 10.1 Requirements for Performance Optimization
    • 10.2 Analysis of the Editor Optimization Requirement
    • 10.3 Design of the Optimizations
    • 10.4 Project Management Issues
    • 10.5 Multithreading and Optimization Implementation
    • 10.6 Unit Tests
    • 10.7 Conclusion
    • 10.8 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 11. Building the Web Application with ASP.NET
    • 11.1 Online Store Requirements
    • 11.2 Analyzing Interfaces and Activities
    • 11.3 Breakdown of the Code Modules
    • 11.4 Implementation of Online Photo Shop
    • 11.5 Conclusion
    • 11.6 Reference for Further Reading
  • Chapter 12. Security and Database Access
    • 12.1 Secure Checkout
    • 12.2 Integrating Externally Supplied Software
    • 12.3 E-mail, Password, Credit Card: Creating a Customer Profile
    • 12.4 Secure Web Applications
    • 12.5 Database Access with ADO.NET
    • 12.6 Putting It All Together
    • 12.7 No Longer under Construction
    • 12.8 References for Further Reading
  • Chapter 13. Product Release
    • 13.1 Deployment
    • 13.2 Integration Test
    • 13.3 Requirements Tracing
    • 13.4 Software Maintenance
    • 13.5 Wrap-Up
    • 13.6 References for Further Reading
  • CD-ROM Warranty