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By: Paul S Cilwa |
Posted: 3/4/1996 |
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| A guide to developing incredible Windows applications using visual programming. |
| Estimated reading time: 1 minute(s) (213 words) |
I was really excited about this book. Windows programming, though originally designed using some early object-oriented
ideas, was not inherently an object-oriented environment. But objects are intended to make object-oriented programming
in a non-object-oriented environment easy. And so I designed a series of C++ object classes that hid all the complexities
of creating a custom control, allowing the programmer to concentrate on what he or she wanted the control to do,
rather than spending hours on the supporting code.
Not long afterwards, Microsoft introduced the Microsoft Foundation Classes, which did the same thing. But I was
here first!
This book was the first to come accompanied by a CD (rather than a floppy disk). You may
click here to download
the contents of the CD in a simple ZIP file.