by: Jerry Ablan, Matt Brown, Dwayne Gifford, Pierre Boutquin, Paul Wilton, Richard Harrison, Jeffrey Hasan, Matthew Reynolds, Dimitriy Sloshberg, Michael Lane Thomas, Thearon Willis, Micheal Lane Thomas, Tim Waters, Tom Barnaby
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.2768
EAN: 9781861002228
ISBN: 186100222X
Label: Wrox Press
Manufacturer: Wrox Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 1081
Publication Date: 1999-08
Publisher: Wrox Press
Sales Rank: 928939
Studio: Wrox Press
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Rating:  - Book was very useful to me professionally. But not perfect.
I rated this 5 stars because it has the most useful writeup on writing Server Components in VB for use with ASP - chapters 9-11. I wanted to do this and had trouble getting working samples and explanations. I feel that industrial strength ASP is very ugly and unweildy if you don't encapsulate the code into components. MSDN has lots of reference material about this but little, if any, useful "how to" stuff that i could find.
This book showed me how to do exactly what i wanted to do.
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Rating:  - Very SQL serve-centric
If you are just starting to use ASP and have access to a MS SQL server, then this is a good read. However, don't even consider it if you have any previous APS experience or don't have access to a SQL server. In fact, there is no mention of MS Access in the entire book! It is pratically usesless as a reference for ASP and just sits and gathers dust.
Rating:  - Total junk
There seems to be a pattern with the books from Wrox. If there is more than one author on the cover, it usually stinks. This book is no exception. They try to cover too much, and end up leaving you mad because you actually spent money on something this bad. This book is nothing more than a door stop!
Rating:  - Not well clearlly writen - too many authors
I have 4 years VB programming experience, but after read 7 chapters of this book, I'm still feel confusing. Everything are talked a little bit, but nothing is discussed in detail.
Each chapter is not well connected, this not like a book but like a huge magazine with a bunch of articles -- too many authers can mess up a good name book. They seems never talk to each other before and after writing this book. for examble, in beginning of chapter 9, it says: "By now you have learned how Active ... Read More
Rating: - Not well clearlly writen - too many authors
I have 4 years VB programming experience, but after read 7 chapters of this book, I'm still feel confusing. Everything are talked a little bit, but nothing is discussed in detail.
Each chapter is not well connected, this not like a book but like a huge magazine with a bunch of articles -- too many authers can mess up a good name book. They seems never talk to each other before and after writing this book. for examble, in beginning of chapter 9, it says: "By now you have learned how Active ... Read More
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