.NET Technologies have taken the programming world by storm. Its unified programming model, COM interoperability and ability to gel with existing applications have taken Desktop Computing, Web Computing and Enterprise Computing to the next step. So much development is being done in .NET that that the number of professionals required with .NET expertise far outstrips the number of “good” .NET candidates available. This book will help two categories of reader – those who wish to find out how good VB.NET programmers they are and to those who wish to find out how good are the candidates who claim to ne know VB.NET.

Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 : GDI Chapter 2 : Event Handling Chapter 3 : WinForms Chapter 4 : WinForm Controls Chapter 5 : Menus Toolbar & Statusbar Chapter 6 : Events & Delegates Chapter 7 : File I/O & Serialization Chapter 8 : Multithreading Chapter 9 : Synchronization Chapter 10 : DLL Chapter 11 : COM Chapter 12 : Assemblies Chapter 13 : Application Domains Chapter 14 : COM Interoperability Chapter 15 : Reflection Chapter 16 : Networking Fundamentals Chapter 17 : Networking Programming Chapter 18 : Internet Chapter 19 : Internet Programming Chapter 20 : ADO.NET - I Chapter 21 : ADO.NET - II Chapter 22 : ADO.NET – III Chapter 23 : ASP.NET - I Chapter 24 : ASP.NET – II Chapter 25 : ASP.NET - III Chapter 26 : ASP.NET – IV Chapter 27 : ASP.NET – V Chapter 28 : ASP.NET - VI Chapter 29 : ASP.NET – VII Chapter 30 : ASP.NET - VIII