Beta读者通缉 - Visual Basic 2005 [英] Beta Readers Wanted - Visual Basic 2005

问题描述

我正在编写一本关于Visual Basic 2005的新书，针对VB6程序员，

以及某种程度上的VB.NET 1.x程序员。我想签一个（有限的）
志愿者来阅读这本书并提供反馈。


参加你会......

1.签署保密协议

2.阅读Word格式的每一章并将其标记并在

周内退回收据

3.诚实坦诚，提供有关内容的反馈和

方法。


参加者和提供反馈将在书中收到确认书

，并在出版时收到该书的副本。那里

没有经济或其他补偿，我很害怕。


如果您有兴趣，请写信给我 jl ****** @ libertyassociates.com

（不要在这里发布回复，因为它会弄乱新闻组）和

请务必告诉我您的编程经验和兴趣程度
VB 2005中的
。


To了解更多关于我和我的书籍的信息，你可能想看看我的网站

网站： http://www.LibertyAssociates.com


谢谢。


-j

I am writing a new book on Visual Basic 2005, targeted at VB6 programmers,
and to some degree VB.NET 1.x programmers. I''d like to sign up a (limited)
number of volunteers to read the book and provide feedback.

To participate you would...
1. Sign a non-disclosure agreement
2. Read each chapter in Word format and mark it up and return it within a
week of receipt
3. Be open honest and direct, providing feedback about the content and
approach.

Those who participate and provide feedback will receive an acknowledgement
in the book and will also receive a copy of the book upon publication. There
is no financial or other compensation, I''m afraid.

If you are interested, please write to me at jl******@libertyassociates.com
(do not post a response here as it will clutter up the news group) and
please be sure to tell me your programming experience and level of interest
in VB 2005.

To learn more about me and my books, you may want to take a look at my web
site: http://www.LibertyAssociates.com

Thank you.

-j

推荐答案

" Jesse Liberty" < JL ****** @ libertyassociates.com>写了我

"Jesse Liberty" <jl******@libertyassociates.com> wrote i

我正在写一本关于Visual Basic 2005的新书，针对VB6程序员，以及某种程度上的VB.NET 1.x程序员。
3.诚实坦诚，提供有关内容和方法的反馈。

I am writing a new book on Visual Basic 2005, targeted at VB6 programmers,
and to some degree VB.NET 1.x programmers. 3. Be open honest and direct, providing feedback about the content and
approach.

几本书针对的是受众群体，很少针对非程序员。


提示提示！

LFS

Several books target that audience, few target non-programmers.

Hint hint!
LFS

我的希望是我的书可以访问对非程序员来说，但事实是，b $ b是有大约200万VB6程序员还没有向VB.NET做过这样的工作。


另外（我知道每个人都这么说）我想我会采取一种极其不同的方法。我的理论是这样的：如果我要亲自教你VB 2005

，我就不会开始教你循环和条件。我将启动Visual Studio并构建一个应用程序，解释你需要什么才能了解​​语言和面向对象编程。那个

就是这本书的工作方式。


-j

" Larry Serflaten" < SE ******* @ usinternet.com>在留言中写道

新闻：O5 ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl ...

My hope is that my book will be accessible to non-programmers, but the truth
is that there are about 2 million VB6 programmers who have not yet made the
swtich to VB.NET.

Also (and I know everyone says this) I think I''ll be taking a radically
different approach. My theory is this: if I were going to teach you VB 2005
in person, I would not start with teaching you looping and conditionals. I''d
fire up Visual Studio and build an applicaiton, explaining what you need to
know about the language and about object oriented programming as we go. That
is how this book will work.

-j
"Larry Serflaten" <se*******@usinternet.com> wrote in message
news:O5**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

" ; Jesse Liberty" < JL ****** @ libertyassociates.com>写了我

"Jesse Liberty" <jl******@libertyassociates.com> wrote i

我正在写一本关于Visual Basic 2005的新书，针对VB6
程序员，以及某种程度上的VB.NET 1.x程序员。

I am writing a new book on Visual Basic 2005, targeted at VB6 programmers, and to some degree VB.NET 1.x programmers.

3.诚实坦诚，提供有关内容和方法的反馈。

3. Be open honest and direct, providing feedback about the content and
approach.

几本书以受众为目标，很少针对非程序员。

提示提示！
LFS

Several books target that audience, few target non-programmers.

Hint hint!
LFS

" Jesse Liberty" < JL ****** @ libertyassociates.com>写了

"Jesse Liberty" <jl******@libertyassociates.com> wrote

我的希望是我的书可以被非程序员访问，但事实是，有大约200万VB6程序员还没有做过
swtich到VB.NET。


并且有1001本书会试图让他们转换！ ;-)


另外（我知道每个人都这么说）我想我会采取一种从根本上说不同的方法。

My hope is that my book will be accessible to non-programmers, but the truth
is that there are about 2 million VB6 programmers who have not yet made the
swtich to VB.NET.
And there are 1001 books that will try to get them to convert! ;-)

Also (and I know everyone says this) I think I''ll be taking a radically
different approach.

我对编程所需的书的想法将从计算机发展的简短历史开始，这是对通用系统的介绍

架构（常见的主板组件）和逻辑电路

（和/或门等），让读者了解

编程语言的演变。这种演变有助于说明为什么

十六进制是一种常见的符号，并且章节的一部分应该包括从十进制到十六进制和二进制的转换，十六进制算术，
并包含十六进制值的逻辑运算。


然后继续执行基本循环和条件结构以及

等等，进入VB语言语法，事件处理模型，

OOA / OOP（对象属性/方法）和框架类，

et.al.


我想任何有兴趣的人都可以拿一本关于编程的书

会对这项技术的历史感兴趣（在某种程度上）。

10或者因此，一开始的页面可能只是为了捕捉''想要''程序员的兴趣所需要的一切，而不会完全分散更多

高级用户的注意力。 （说实你的事实会巩固他们已经知道的事情）


我之所以提到它只是因为我已经阅读了几本书，并且已经<在几个课程中，非程序员提出讨论

处理你在VB6中做过的事情，在VB.NET中你喜欢这样做的几个课程中的
br />
syndrom在你指明类型的书籍中是不可避免的。


我建议你避免这个陷阱。如果您的读者是VB6程序员，那么他们可能会认识到您所说的内容已经被处理了

在以前的版本中有所不同。如果你的读者是一个非程序员，

添加其他语言没有任何价值或使用，只有

混淆了这个问题。


如果你还犯了那个syndrom，我建议你删除那些性质的大多数

引用，特别是在它相当的情况下

对VB6程序员来说显而易见的事情。


它有多少页？我还有其他的事情要发生，但是，学到一两件事就不会伤害到b $ b ...< g>


（我我也有一些关于计算历史的文章我写了（几个）

年前我自己的网站，如果你有兴趣怎么可能

看起来）


LFS

My idea of a needed book on programming would begin with a short
history on the evolution of computers, a introduction to generic system
architecture (common motherboard components) and logic circuits
(AND/OR gates, etc.) and give the reader a feel for the evolution of
programming languages. That evolution would help to indicate why
hexidecimal is a common notation, and part of a chapter should
cover conversions from decimal to hex and binary, Hex arithmetic,
and include logic operations on Hex values.

Then go ahead with the basic loops and conditional constructs and
so forth, on into VB language syntax, the event processing model,
OOA/OOP (Object properties/methods), and framework classes,
et.al.

I am thinking anyone interested enough to pick up a book on programming
would be interested in the history of the technology (to some degree).
10 or so pages at the start may be all that is needed to capture the
interest of ''wannabe'' programmers, without totally distracting the more
advanced users. (Having your facts correct would solidify what they
already know)

I mentioned it only because I''ve read several books already, and have been
in a couple courses where non-programmers bring up discussions on
dealing with the "things you did like that in VB6, you do like this in VB.NET"
syndrom that is inevitable in books of the type you indicated.

I''d suggest you avoid that pitfall. If your reader is a VB6 programmer,
chances are they can recognise what you are talking about was handled
differently in previous versions. If your reader is a non-programmer,
adding what some other language did is of no value, or use, and only
confuses the issue.

If you have also perpetrated that syndrom, I''d suggest you delete most
references of that nature, especially in cases where it would be fairly
obvious to the VB6 programmer what is going on.

How many pages was it? I have other things coming up, but, it can''t
hurt to learn a thing or two... <g>

( I also have some text on the history of computing I wrote (several)
years ago for my own web site, if you''d be interested in how that might
look)

LFS

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