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This Week’s Topics
- Comments from the Editor
- Recently Published Books
- New & Updated Articles on CodeGuru
- Optimizing 64-Bit Programs
- Creating a Rounded Panel Control
- The TaskBar and VB.NET
- [Updated] SQLiteTbl, a C++ Class that Provides a CRecordSet-Like
Interface to SQLite
- VB and Internet Explorer Browsing History
- VIDEO: ADO.Net Entity Framework
- Optimizing 64-Bit Programs
- Hottest Discussions
- New Articles on Developer.com
- Continuing with the SimpleTurtle Class: Multimedia Programming
with Java
- Make Your Code Work for You with Java Annotations
- Visual Introduction to UML for Object-Oriented Design
- Continuing with the SimpleTurtle Class: Multimedia Programming
Comments from the Editor
Last week the Visual C++ team stopped by
the Codeguru forums to chat about C++0x, the next release of the C++
programming language. They also discussed a bit about Visual C++ 10 while
they were here. If you didn’t get a chance to stop by the forum last week,
you can still find all the threads and discussions at:
VC++
10 impact on existing code? (VC++)
C++0x
language feature checklist (VC++)
New Articles on Developer.com
Continuing
with the SimpleTurtle Class: Multimedia Programming with
Java
By Richard G.
Baldwin
Learn how the World class and the Turtle class of the
multimedia library implement a practical version of the Model-View-Control
programming paradigm. Investigate the differences between placing a turtle
in a world and placing a turtle in a picture.
Make
Your Code Work for You with Java Annotations
By David Thurmond
Use Java annotations
to take the grunt work out of coding.
Visual
Introduction to UML for Object-Oriented Design
By Mark Grand
The Unified Modeling
Language (UML) is a notation you can use for object-oriented design. This
article contains a brief overview of UML to introduce you to the subset of
UML that you can use to describe classes, interfaces, objectsand the
relationships among them.
