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Writing Add-Ins for Visual Studio .NET
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Author: Les Smith
List Price: $49.95
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ISBN: 1590590260
Publisher: APress (01 January, 1970)
Edition: Paperback
Sales Rank: 79,669
Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5
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Customer ReviewsRating: 5 out of 5
Great real-world examples that can be applied immediatelly
This book clearly teaches and demonstrates, with real-world examples, how to develop powerfull add-ins for Visual Studio.NET.
This book is a great resource for .NET starters - in regards to Add-ins - and a fantasic reference for experts.
Serious .NET developers should definatelly add this book to their library.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Most Well Writen Computer Book I've Ever Read
Les takes you one step at a time through building an Add-In in Visual Studio .NET. Very easy to follow and understand a complex topic. Since reading this book, I've writen many of my own Add-Ins. I you want to learn and extend VS.NET this is the book to get.This is a note I sent the the author, Mr. Les Smith,
I just wanted to send you a note about your awesome book, "Writing Add-ins for Visual Studio .NET."
I bought your book over the web and have consumed it in a few days.
Without any doubt, this book qualifies as the most well written computer book I've ever purchased (I have maybe a hundred programming books.)
Rating: 1 out of 5
Only for beginners
Not recommended for programmers who already developed addins for VB6!
The book mostly consists of listings which are not commented (no CD-ROM is included). The source code is partially adopted from VB6 and does not use the new programming features of VB.net. A lot of pages describe the AddIn wizard which you can also read in the MSDN. This applies also to the described objects and classes. Where I expected additional info to the MSDN the book stops.
Summary: The book only contains information copied from the MSDN but does not explain the objects more precise. Sorry but I have to say: an expensive piece of waste paper.
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