|
Thursday, June 19, 2003
Ken Getz: Taking Advantage of Inheritance in Windows Forms
|
|
| Subject:
|
A Windows form is just a class, and as such, your forms can inherit from other forms, and can be inherited from. What does this get you? Form-based inheritance allows you to create base classes that can form the basis for other forms, and make it incredibly easy to create new forms and controls. If you're creating applications for Windows users, you owe it to yourself to master the skills involved in form-based inheritance. This sessions demonstrates what's going on with Windows forms, how to inherit and be inherited, and how to use inheritance to create new controls and to extend the functionality of existing controls.
|
| Speaker:
|
Ken Getz Ken, based in Los Angeles, CA, is a developer, writer, and trainer who divides his between developing applications; writing books, articles, and courseware; and training, both in training classes and at industry conferences. He has written several technical books for developers, including the best-selling Access Developer’s Handbook series (Sybex) and VBA Developer’s Handbook series (Sybex). Ken is co-author of ASP.NET Developer’s Jumpstart (Addison-Wesley), and is working on several upcoming books on .NET development, including VB.NET Developer’s Jumpstart for Addison-Wesley. Along with co-authors Andy Baron and Mary Chipman, Ken co-authored AppDev’s ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and VB.NET courseware, and appears in the video training for these courses, as well. (He also co-wrote and appears in video training for AppDev’s VB6, VB5, Access 2000, and Access 97 courses.)
|
| Date:
|
Thursday, June 19, 2003
|
| Time:
|
Reception 6:00 PM
, Program 6:15 PM
|
| Location:
|
Microsoft, 825 8th Avenue (50th Street), Floor 18
|
| Directions: |
1, 9, C or E trains to 50th Street
N, R, or W trains to 49th Street
|
| Download Materials: |
VisualInheritance.zip |
|
|
|
