Visual Basic Processing

The Microsoft® .NET Framework represents an exciting new world for developers who work with Microsoft Access, Visual Basic®, and Visual Basic for Applications. This book provides complete, practical details on how to take advantage of this world by building or upgrading Access-based client applications with Visual Basic .NET. It gives you specific instructions about how the .NET Framework pertains to Access development. Then it explores programming with Visual Basic .NET and ADO.NET, and it puts it all together with examples and code samples that show how to develop robust Web applications and services with these tools.

Basic course for media design students, understandably, step by step

К сабжу добавить практически нечего - две свеженькие книжки по программированию на питоне и вижал бэйсике (хм... непривычно как-то выглядит по-русски :)). Кому эти языки интересны, заберет наверняка (благо и размер у них маленький).

Зато мне сегодня предложили $4000000 за маленькую услугу :). Бедная вдова президента японской корпорации с красивым названием "Светлозеленое море" (в переводе) готова поделится наследством... :)
Не, ну из Нигерии писем приходило с подобными предложениями навалом, а вот из Японии впервые. :)
А вдова правда бедная - почтовый ящик бесплатный, на яху... Жалько японскую (а может, и не японскую) вдову... :)



Matthew MacDonald, "Visual Basic 2005: A Developer's Notebook"
Alex Martelli, Anna Ravenscroft, David As, "Python Cookbook" (2nd edition)

The practical, task-oriented approach, along with numerous tips, tricks, and additional techniques, all help to get you up to speed on the most important Visual Basic 2005 concepts and information. In no time, you'll be able to take control of your programming, apply what you've learned in real world scenarios, and get quick results.

This work was born from the necessity found by the author to solve various problems repeated over time, concerning the data inserted in Excel sheets in the shortest possible time. The author, being a programmer and expert in Pascal, Cobol and Javascript, searched for the most suitable solution and found it in the Excel VBA and in the Visual Studio VB. This document is intended to introduce users to programming in general and to programming in Visual Basic in particular. The VB is simple and can be used on existing csv files or data entered directly into Visual Studio, quickly processing a large amount of data. For the moment the only tool we need is Visual Studio and the csv files. Of course, I can't go into the intricacies of the databases that I will definitely include in a future book.

This is the only book that provides comprehensive coverage of SQL Server 2000 specifically from a Visual Basic programmer's point of view.