Visual Basic .Net Bible [With CDROM]

It is really a well written book. The authors are really good programmers. Good treatment is given as for as the GUI and .NET framework is concerened. Surprisingly not much about OOP itself. For example the most important form of inheritance, namely the interface inheritance is not at all discussed! If you read this book along with cornell's apress book (which is excellent for OOP but lacks GUI treatment)then you will get the complete picture.

COMPLETE COVERAGE OF VB.NET, FROM BASICS TO ADVANCED. GOOD MUST HAVE FOR YOUR .NET COLLECTION, IT WOULD BE BETTER IF YOU STUDY THIS BOOK WITH WROX VB.NET BOOKS. THIS BOOKS IS A MASTERPIECE.

Awesome [...] book for all , The quality content and the mater coverage is excellent and good book , 5 stars for this book

Starts from the Basic Diff between VB and VB.Net , and goes up to the advanced concepts. I have read a few chapters so far , and the author takes it in a easy pace , a good reference for a serious developer and a good introduction for a novice.Good work

I got this book several days ago. At the first look book is very good. There is a big difference between VB6 and VB .NET and this book will show you more than you will find in any other book written for VB .NET so far. 1240 pages, 50 chapters, source code at companion web site. I have seen MOC 2373 Object Oriented Programming using Visual Basic .NET and some other books. This book will help me (probably you too) to learn new product and hopefully pass future MCSD certification exams.