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The tutorials start with the most basic Windows program, the windows equivalent of "hello world!", Winnie. Then we move on to a more Generic program, which serves as a skeleton for a simple Windows application. Then we discuss various Controls. Using these controls one can build a complete dialog-based application, whose main window is a dialog. We are then ready to discuss a Generic Dialog, a framework with which one can quickly build specific dialogs.
To do some simple graphics one needs a Canvas object. You use Pens and Brushes to paint on the canvas.
More advanced topics include programming with Threads with a practical example of a Folder Watcher — a program that watches directories for changes.
Modern windows programming requires some knowledge of the Shell API, which leads us to the discussion of OLE and COM. We show how one can encapsulate OLE in C++ to create Smart OLE. OLE is also used in Automation, which lets your application talk to other applications.
Controls are nothing but specialized windows. You can easily create your own controls, as evidenced by the Splitter Bar tutorial.
For graphics programmer, we give a short introduction on using Bitmaps for animation and a more advanced tutorial on using Direct Draw.
To do some simple graphics one needs a Canvas object. You use Pens and Brushes to paint on the canvas.
More advanced topics include programming with Threads with a practical example of a Folder Watcher — a program that watches directories for changes.
Modern windows programming requires some knowledge of the Shell API, which leads us to the discussion of OLE and COM. We show how one can encapsulate OLE in C++ to create Smart OLE. OLE is also used in Automation, which lets your application talk to other applications.
Controls are nothing but specialized windows. You can easily create your own controls, as evidenced by the Splitter Bar tutorial.
For graphics programmer, we give a short introduction on using Bitmaps for animation and a more advanced tutorial on using Direct Draw.
Каких-то полвека назад человек не мог себе даже представить, как далеко может шагнуть технологический прогресс. Сейчас никого не удивляет всемирная автоматизация – мы не можем себе представить жизнь без электроники и возможностей, которые она обеспечивает. Персональный компьютер стал неотъемлемой частью человека, обыденным инструментом, как в профессиональной деятельности, так и в повседневной жизни. Но у всего, в том числе и у прогресса, есть отрицательные стороны: влияние компьютеров на здоровье человека, минусы автоматизации труда, зависимость от машин, развитие интернет-мошенничеств, сбои в работе ЭВМ– данное издание поможет разобраться широкому кругу читателей в чем польза и вред компьютеризации.
Задачи рефакторинга тесно связанны с задачами написания понятного, удобного кода. Соответственно, если я пишу как следует писать или чего лучше избегать — это к рефакторингу не относится. С одной стороны. Но ведь следуя этим рекомендациям, вы можете пересмотреть свой код и исправить потенциальные ошибки. А вот это уже чистой воды рефакторинг. Поэтому я не буду особенно зацикливаться именно на рефакторинге, а буду рассказывать о хорошем, понятном коде.
Разумеется, моё представление о хорошем коде может коренным образом отличаться от вашего и тут я не претендую на статус непогрешимого. Хочу только заметить, что всё, что изложено в этой книге основано на многолетних наблюдениях и в целом, так или иначе, согласуется с общепризнанными подходами к программированию.
Примеры я буду приводить на языке Object Pascal. В основном я работаю на нём, пишу на Delphi. Предвидя нападки со стороны поклонников C-подобных языков, скажу два тезиса:
Разумеется, моё представление о хорошем коде может коренным образом отличаться от вашего и тут я не претендую на статус непогрешимого. Хочу только заметить, что всё, что изложено в этой книге основано на многолетних наблюдениях и в целом, так или иначе, согласуется с общепризнанными подходами к программированию.
Примеры я буду приводить на языке Object Pascal. В основном я работаю на нём, пишу на Delphi. Предвидя нападки со стороны поклонников C-подобных языков, скажу два тезиса:
The agile model of software development has taken the world by storm. Now, in Agile Software Development, Second Edition, one of agiles leading pioneers updates his Jolt Productivity award-winning book to reflect all that?s been learned about agile development since its original introduction.
Alistair Cockburn begins by updating his powerful model of software development as a ?cooperative game of invention and communication.? Among the new ideas he introduces: harnessing competition without damaging collaboration; learning lessons from lean manufacturing; and balancing strategies for communication. Cockburn also explains how the cooperative game is played in business and on engineering projects, not just software development
Next, he systematically illuminates the agile model, shows how it has evolved, and answers the questions developers and project managers ask most often, including
· Where does agile development fit in our organization?
· How do we blend agile ideas with other ideas?
· How do we extend agile ideas more broadly?
Cockburn takes on crucial misconceptions that cause agile projects to fail. For example, you?ll learn why encoding project management strategies into fixed processes can lead to ineffective strategy decisions and costly mistakes. You?ll also find a thoughtful discussion of the controversial relationship between agile methods and user experience design.
Cockburn turns to the practical challenges of constructing agile methodologies for your own teams. You?ll learn how to tune and continuously reinvent your methodologies, and how to manage incomplete communication. This edition contains important new contributions on these and other topics:
· Agile and CMMI
· Introducing agile from the top down
· Revisiting ?custom contracts?
· Creating change with ?stickers?
In addition, Cockburn updates his discussion of the Crystal methodologies, which utilize his ?cooperative game? as their central metaphor.
If you?re new to agile development, this book will help you succeed the first time out. If you?ve used agile methods before, Cockburn?s techniques will make you even more effective.
Alistair Cockburn begins by updating his powerful model of software development as a ?cooperative game of invention and communication.? Among the new ideas he introduces: harnessing competition without damaging collaboration; learning lessons from lean manufacturing; and balancing strategies for communication. Cockburn also explains how the cooperative game is played in business and on engineering projects, not just software development
Next, he systematically illuminates the agile model, shows how it has evolved, and answers the questions developers and project managers ask most often, including
· Where does agile development fit in our organization?
· How do we blend agile ideas with other ideas?
· How do we extend agile ideas more broadly?
Cockburn takes on crucial misconceptions that cause agile projects to fail. For example, you?ll learn why encoding project management strategies into fixed processes can lead to ineffective strategy decisions and costly mistakes. You?ll also find a thoughtful discussion of the controversial relationship between agile methods and user experience design.
Cockburn turns to the practical challenges of constructing agile methodologies for your own teams. You?ll learn how to tune and continuously reinvent your methodologies, and how to manage incomplete communication. This edition contains important new contributions on these and other topics:
· Agile and CMMI
· Introducing agile from the top down
· Revisiting ?custom contracts?
· Creating change with ?stickers?
In addition, Cockburn updates his discussion of the Crystal methodologies, which utilize his ?cooperative game? as their central metaphor.
If you?re new to agile development, this book will help you succeed the first time out. If you?ve used agile methods before, Cockburn?s techniques will make you even more effective.