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Free .Net Books
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Learn to use Visual Basic 2005 from a veteran programmer, Bill Sempf. The book has recently been completely overhauled to make it more accessible to beginners and has also been edited to include many of the advancements in compatibility.
You can find the book here.
Password: ebookz_rulez
Learn to use Visual Basic 2005 from a veteran programmer, Bill Sempf. The book has recently been completely overhauled to make it more accessible to beginners and has also been edited to include many of the advancements in compatibility.
You can find the book here.
Password: ebookz_rulez
Designed for people who have had no prior computer programming experience, this book will help to give readers a lasting understanding of the way programming works. You can find the book here.Password is:ebookz_rulez
This book on VB.Net is split into three parts. One on how to build Windows Applications, one on how to build Web Applications, and one on how to program in VB.Net. The book has very straightforward and intelligent explanations which should help people to increase their skill level easily.
You can find this book here.
Password: ebookz_rulez
ADO.Net is a set of classes that comes with Microsoft's Visual Studio that are used so programs can access data inside of databases.. The purpose of this book is to explain these to developers using Visual Studio.NET.
You can find this book here.
One of the best ADO.NET books out there. It covers many of the problems that developers may face while working with web applications and databases. Most of the examples in the book use the C# language.
You can find the book here.
The ADO.NET system allows for Windows systems to access many varieties of databases from multiple vendors. Learn how to use that to your advantage in this book.
You can find this book here.
This book is aimed at newer and experienced ASP.NET programmers. It cover topics from both skill levels . It has chapters on Web controls and classes as well as Web Services and the Class Browser.
You can find this book here.
This is one of numerous free books that APress has made available. Gary Cornell and Jonathon Morrison explain the exciting new changes to VB.NET (V1.0). The intended audience is developers with prior Visual Basic experience. In their explanations, they frequently refer back to VB6 functionality so that developers with VB6 experience can relate to how the changes will impact them.
You can find the book here.
.NET was a major change from VB6. This book covers big picture architectural changes as well as provide guidelines on converting an application from VB6 to VB.NET. You can find the book here.
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