Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition
Professional Edition was engineered to support development projects that target the Web (including ASP.NET AJAX), Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, The 2007 Microsoft Office system, SQL Server 2008, and Windows Mobile devices. The number of platforms that developers must target to meet business needs is increasing rapidly. Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition provides the integrated toolset for addressing all of these needs by providing a superset of the functionality available in Visual Studio 2008 Standard Edition.
Today’s developers face the challenge of targeting a broad range of platforms and crafting applications that quickly deliver value to the business. Integrated designers and language features in Visual Studio allow developers to build the connected applications demanded by today’s businesses while taking advantage of the .NET Framework 3.5 to reduce development time.
Deliver high-performance applications
Connect to the data you need, regardless of its location, and build data driven applications using Language Integrated Query (LINQ).
Build great client applications
Develop compelling solutions that leverage the user experience and capabilities of the 2007 Microsoft Office system and Windows Vista®.
Build powerful Web applications
Build rich, interactive applications using the ASP.NET AJAX interactive Web interfaces.
Requirments :
Requirements vary for different combinations of components within Visual Studio 2008 Professional Editions. To install Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition, you need:
Computer with a 1.6 GHz or faster processor
Visual Studio 2008 can be installed on the following operating systems:
Windows Vista® (x86 & x64) - all editions except Starter Edition
Windows® XP (x86 & x64) with Service Pack 2 or later - all editions except Starter Edition
Windows Server® 2003 (x86 & x64) with Service Pack 1 or later (all editions)
Windows Server 2003 R2 (x86 and x64) or later (all editions)
384 MB of RAM or more (768 MB of RAM or more for Windows Vista)
2.2 GB of available hard-disk space
5400 RPM hard drive
1024 x 768 or higher-resolution display
DVD-ROM Drive
Additional features may require Internet access. Fees may apply.
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[Hide]C++ Programming Fundamentals
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This book is about C++, a fact you are undoubtedly already aware of. There are a lot of other C++ books out there. That’s another fact you are probably already aware of. Why this one? What is different? First of all, this book is aimed at the beginner, but does not talk down to the reader. Yes, you may be a beginner at C++ and perhaps even a beginner at programming. But that does not mean you are intellectually challenged, and this book makes no such assumptions. Also this book accepts that as a beginner, code snippets are totally inadequate. You need complete and total code samples. Samples that you can run exactly as they are written. For this reason, this book has over 80 completely working code samples, completely written out in the text, and on the CD-ROM. There are still a few code snippets scattered throughout the text, but only to illustrate key techniques that are then demonstrated in a complete working program.
In this book, we will step through the various parts of C++ programming in a very systematic way. Many of the concepts you will learn are essential programming concepts, simply applied using the C++ language. Along the way the book also strives to teach you ANSI-standard C++. However, occasionally the text does add-in commonly used techniques that are not part of the formal ANSI standard. These items will be noted when they appear. Finally, the book gives you a peek at Visual C++ programming. This is done because Microsoft Windows programming is just so common, it would be a serious omission if the text did not introduce you to this topic. Essentially what this book proposes to do is to teach you the fundamentals of computer programming, via the C++ programming language.
This book endeavors to present C++ in a clear and understandable way without talking down to you.
File size: 54.3 MB
Author: Chuck Easttom
Relase Date: 2003
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Code:
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Beginning Visual C++ 2005
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Welcome to Beginning Visual C++ 2005. With this book you can become an effective C++ programmer.The latest development system from Microsoft, Visual Studio 2005, supports two distinct but closely related flavors of the C++ language; it fully supports the original ISO/ANSI standard C++, and you also get support for a new version of C++ called C++/CLI that was developed by Microsoft but is now an ECMA standard. These two versions of C++ are complementary and fulfill different roles. ISO/ANSI C++ is there for the development of high-performance applications that run natively on your computer whereas C++/CLI has been developed specifically for the .NET Framework. This book will teach you the essentials of programming applications in both versions of C++.You get quite a lot of assistance from automatically generated code when writing ISO/ANSI C++ programs, but you still need to write a lot of C++ yourself. You need a solid understanding of object-oriented programming techniques, as well as a good appreciation of what’s involved in programming for Windows.
Although C++/CLI targets the .NET Framework, it also is the vehicle for the development of Windows.Forms applications that you can develop with little or in some cases no, explicit code writing. Of course,when you do have to add code to a Windows Forms application, even though it may be a very small proportion of the total, you still need an in-depth knowledge of the C++/CLI language.ISO/ANSI C++ remains the language of choice for many professionals, but the speed of development that C++/CLI and Windows Forms applications bring to the table make that essential, too. For this reason I decided to cover the essentials of both flavors of C++ in this book.
File size: 17.7 MB
Author: Ivor Horton
Relase Date: 2005
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29536237...l_C___2005.pdf
C++ For Dummies
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If you’ve thought of programmers as elite intelligentsia who possess expertise (and perhaps genes) the rest of us will never have, think again. C++ For Dummies, 5th Edition, debunks the myths, blasts the barriers, shares the secrets, and gets you started. In fact, by the end of Chapter 1, you’ll be able to create a C++ program. OK, it won’t be newest, flashiest video game, but it might be a practical, customized inventory control or record-keeping program.
Written by Stephen Randy Davis, author of C++ Weekend Crash Course, C++ for Dummies, takes you through the programming process step-by-step. You’ll discover how to:
Generate an executable Create source code, commenting it as you go and using consistent code indentation and naming conventions Write declarations and name variables, and calculate expressions.Write and use a function, store sequences in arrays, and declare and use pointer variables.Understand classes and object-oriented programming.Work with constructors and destructors Use inheritance to extend classes.Use stream I/O Comment your code as you go, and use consistent code indentation and naming conventions.Automate programming with the Standard Template Library (STL)
C++ for Dummies 5th Edition is updated for the newest ANSI standard to make sure you’re up to code.
File size: 7.70 MB
Author: Stephen Randy Davis
Relase: 2004
Download Link
Code:
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C++ from the Ground Up
INFO
This C++ resource for beginner to immediate programmers uses a clear, informative and step-by-step style. The book presents examples of source code and shows the results. Readers are encouraged to experiment with the code to gain firsthand experience.
File size: 4.94 MB
Author:Herbert Schildt
Relase: 2003
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29668581...rd_3d_2003.pdf
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Learn to Program with C++
INFO
Introduces the basic commands for writing programs in C++. Writing in an imaginary classroom format, Smiley (Penn State University) explains the 11 fundamental data types, selection structures, loops, and functions, then moves on to the more advanced topics of creating objects from instantiable classes, controlling access to data in an object, designing classes using inheritance, and array processing. More than 100,000 programmers owe their careers to Professor John Smiley. In this unique guide, the guru himself will teach you, in a classroom setting, how to program with C++. Learn from more than 100 questions and answers as well as real-world programming projects. No prior programming experience is required to quickly grasp these basic, easy-to-understand lessons which are enhanced with questions and exercises. Functions, inheritance, errors and error handling, classes and creating objects, and more are covered in this introductory primer.
File size:7.65 MB
Author: John Smiley, Bruce Neiger
Relase: 2002
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29788149...h_C___2003.pdf
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INFO
This book is about C++, a fact you are undoubtedly already aware of. There are a lot of other C++ books out there. That’s another fact you are probably already aware of. Why this one? What is different? First of all, this book is aimed at the beginner, but does not talk down to the reader. Yes, you may be a beginner at C++ and perhaps even a beginner at programming. But that does not mean you are intellectually challenged, and this book makes no such assumptions. Also this book accepts that as a beginner, code snippets are totally inadequate. You need complete and total code samples. Samples that you can run exactly as they are written. For this reason, this book has over 80 completely working code samples, completely written out in the text, and on the CD-ROM. There are still a few code snippets scattered throughout the text, but only to illustrate key techniques that are then demonstrated in a complete working program.
In this book, we will step through the various parts of C++ programming in a very systematic way. Many of the concepts you will learn are essential programming concepts, simply applied using the C++ language. Along the way the book also strives to teach you ANSI-standard C++. However, occasionally the text does add-in commonly used techniques that are not part of the formal ANSI standard. These items will be noted when they appear. Finally, the book gives you a peek at Visual C++ programming. This is done because Microsoft Windows programming is just so common, it would be a serious omission if the text did not introduce you to this topic. Essentially what this book proposes to do is to teach you the fundamentals of computer programming, via the C++ programming language.
This book endeavors to present C++ in a clear and understandable way without talking down to you.
File size: 54.3 MB
Author: Chuck Easttom
Relase Date: 2003
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29505535...ntals_2003.chm
Beginning Visual C++ 2005
INFO
Welcome to Beginning Visual C++ 2005. With this book you can become an effective C++ programmer.The latest development system from Microsoft, Visual Studio 2005, supports two distinct but closely related flavors of the C++ language; it fully supports the original ISO/ANSI standard C++, and you also get support for a new version of C++ called C++/CLI that was developed by Microsoft but is now an ECMA standard. These two versions of C++ are complementary and fulfill different roles. ISO/ANSI C++ is there for the development of high-performance applications that run natively on your computer whereas C++/CLI has been developed specifically for the .NET Framework. This book will teach you the essentials of programming applications in both versions of C++.You get quite a lot of assistance from automatically generated code when writing ISO/ANSI C++ programs, but you still need to write a lot of C++ yourself. You need a solid understanding of object-oriented programming techniques, as well as a good appreciation of what’s involved in programming for Windows.
Although C++/CLI targets the .NET Framework, it also is the vehicle for the development of Windows.Forms applications that you can develop with little or in some cases no, explicit code writing. Of course,when you do have to add code to a Windows Forms application, even though it may be a very small proportion of the total, you still need an in-depth knowledge of the C++/CLI language.ISO/ANSI C++ remains the language of choice for many professionals, but the speed of development that C++/CLI and Windows Forms applications bring to the table make that essential, too. For this reason I decided to cover the essentials of both flavors of C++ in this book.
File size: 17.7 MB
Author: Ivor Horton
Relase Date: 2005
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29536237...l_C___2005.pdf
C++ For Dummies
INFO
If you’ve thought of programmers as elite intelligentsia who possess expertise (and perhaps genes) the rest of us will never have, think again. C++ For Dummies, 5th Edition, debunks the myths, blasts the barriers, shares the secrets, and gets you started. In fact, by the end of Chapter 1, you’ll be able to create a C++ program. OK, it won’t be newest, flashiest video game, but it might be a practical, customized inventory control or record-keeping program.
Written by Stephen Randy Davis, author of C++ Weekend Crash Course, C++ for Dummies, takes you through the programming process step-by-step. You’ll discover how to:
Generate an executable Create source code, commenting it as you go and using consistent code indentation and naming conventions Write declarations and name variables, and calculate expressions.Write and use a function, store sequences in arrays, and declare and use pointer variables.Understand classes and object-oriented programming.Work with constructors and destructors Use inheritance to extend classes.Use stream I/O Comment your code as you go, and use consistent code indentation and naming conventions.Automate programming with the Standard Template Library (STL)
C++ for Dummies 5th Edition is updated for the newest ANSI standard to make sure you’re up to code.
File size: 7.70 MB
Author: Stephen Randy Davis
Relase: 2004
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29645865...th_ed_2004.pdf
C++ from the Ground Up
INFO
This C++ resource for beginner to immediate programmers uses a clear, informative and step-by-step style. The book presents examples of source code and shows the results. Readers are encouraged to experiment with the code to gain firsthand experience.
File size: 4.94 MB
Author:Herbert Schildt
Relase: 2003
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29668581...rd_3d_2003.pdf
Update:
Learn to Program with C++
INFO
Introduces the basic commands for writing programs in C++. Writing in an imaginary classroom format, Smiley (Penn State University) explains the 11 fundamental data types, selection structures, loops, and functions, then moves on to the more advanced topics of creating objects from instantiable classes, controlling access to data in an object, designing classes using inheritance, and array processing. More than 100,000 programmers owe their careers to Professor John Smiley. In this unique guide, the guru himself will teach you, in a classroom setting, how to program with C++. Learn from more than 100 questions and answers as well as real-world programming projects. No prior programming experience is required to quickly grasp these basic, easy-to-understand lessons which are enhanced with questions and exercises. Functions, inheritance, errors and error handling, classes and creating objects, and more are covered in this introductory primer.
File size:7.65 MB
Author: John Smiley, Bruce Neiger
Relase: 2002
Download Link
Code:
http://rapidshare.com/files/29788149...h_C___2003.pdf
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