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Title: GUI-Based Design and Development For Client/Server Applications: Using PowerBuilder, SQLWindows, Visual Basic, PARTS Workbench
Publisher: Wiley
Publication Date: 1994
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0471303046
ISBN 13: 9780471303046
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: good

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Synopsis

A nuts–and–bolts guide to building sophisticated client/server GUI applications using state–of–the–art 4GL Workbenches� GUI–Based Design and Development for Client/Server Applications If you�re a software developer or mainframe applications programmer who works in the corporate environment and you�d like to update your skills and enhance your marketability, you�ve come to the right place. With the expert, step–by–step guidance this book offers, taking the big leap from character–based mainframe systems to object–oriented GUI technology is just a walk in the park. Using the top 4GL Workbench products on the market to illustrate the development of a large–scale client/server application example, this book gets you quickly on–line with all the knowledge and skills you need to build sophisticated, customized GUIs that run on a wide range of operating systems and most standard PC/LAN hardware platforms.

Examples based on PowerBuilder 3.0, Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0, SQLWindows, and Digitalk Parts Workbench
Guides you past common errors and offers practical solutions to most problems that occur during the development cycle
Step–by–step guidance for rapid design, development, and deployment of sophisticated customized applications

About the Author

About the authors JON SAYLES is the author of eleven successful computer books and has written monthly columns for Database Programming and Design, Database Advisor, DBMS, and is a frequent contributor to Computer World. Mr. Sayles and coauthors STEVE KARLEN, PETER MOLCHAN, and GARY BILODEAU work at the Systems Group, Inc., in Hartford, Connecticut, and write and teach training courses in database, object technology, and Case.