Kate Gregory Reihenfolge der Bücher

Conquer the Complexity of Modern C++ presents the C++ Core Guidelines from a developer's perspective, highlighting the benefits of adherence and the pitfalls of neglect. This engaging read offers valuable insights for both seasoned programmers and those newer to the language. Writing great C++ code can be straightforward with the right guidance, and the Core Guidelines serve as an essential resource for developing reliable, efficient, and high-performing programs. In this book, expert programmers Guy Davidson and Kate Gregory distill 30 particularly valuable Core Guidelines, providing practical knowledge to enhance your C++ style. The structure aligns closely with the official C++ Core Guidelines website for easy reference. Throughout, the authors share conceptual insights, expert sample code, and effective strategies for utilizing both new and established language features. Key takeaways include avoiding trivial pursuits, recognizing potentially problematic code, and distinguishing between legacy and modern features. The book emphasizes the importance of leveraging newer features correctly to reap their benefits while minimizing new issues. It advocates for defaulting to high-quality, statically type-safe, and leak-resistant code that is easier to evolve. Suitable for any modern version of C++, this resource offers improvements for programmers at all levels, enhancing the quality of every project.

Special Edition Using Visual C++.NET is a comprehensive resource to help readers leverage the exciting new features of Visual C++.NET as well as port their existing skills to the new .NET development environment. The book shows how both Win32 and .NET applications work, not only instructing the reader in the use of Microsoft's Visual C++ wizards, but also showing what the wizards create. A variety of programming tasks from simple dialog boxes to database and Internet programming are included. Because of the new .NET platform developers in any of 17 languages (including Visual C++) will use the same class libraries to construct high-performance applications. SE Using Visual C++.NET will not only cover the new version of the software but also how to get maximum programming results from combining several languages into one project. Related technologies such as XML and XSLT are also covered, along with integrating Visual C++ code with Visual Basic and C# code.