Addison Wesley - .NET
— A Complete Development Cycle.
19.10.2003







.NET — A Complete Development Cycle.
by Gunther Lenz, Thomas
Moeller ISBN: 0-321-16882-8,
592 Pages, August
2003

.NET — A Complete Development Cycle is the
first guide to combining the best software-enginee-ring
practices of the Unified Process with
the ins and outs of the .NET
architecture. The book begins with an overview of the
principles of software engineering and then introduces
Microsoft techno-logies such as
Visual C#, Windows Forms
(WinForms),
ADO.NET and ASP.NET

Central to this practical guide is a case
study of the development of a working imaging application. As
the authors lead readers through the complete lifecycle of
this .NET development project, they
teach effective software-engineering methodologies, including
top strategies for requirements engineering, functional
breakdown, design reviews, implementation, testing, and
deployment. Readers will also learn how to make the most of
tools such as the Unified Modeling
Language (UML),
GDI+, multithreading, Web
Services Description Language (
WSDL), Simple Object Access
Protocol (SOAP),
UDDI (Universal Description,
Discovery and Integration) and versioning.

Whether you are making the transition to
.NET architecture or are an experienced
Microsoft developer, project lead or
software quality engineer who wants to learn effective
software-engineering techniques, .NET — A
Complete Development Cycle is an invaluable resource.
Readers will come away with the foundation needed to use
.NET technologies to design and build
complete applications, a solid understanding of good
software-engineering practices, and a working
Web-based imaging application that easily can
be expanded or customized.



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