books by Ted Pattison (development distributed components)

books by Ted Pattison

books:

Effective Visual Basic: How to Improve Your VB/COM+ Applications

2 reviews
Joe Hummel, Ted Pattison, ...

Pearson Education, 2001

Development does it again
If any of you are familiar with Developmentor you'll understand why this is an excellent book - all of the authors work there. This isn't a book for beginners, but once you get past the fundamentals this book has numerous best practices that will save you a lot of time (ie. if you had to figure them out on your own). This is real world stuff that works - not theory. By the way, the other books ...

Programmimg Distributed Applications With Com+ and Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (Book & CD)

35 reviews
Ted Pattison

Microsoft Pr, 2000

This book is a mind reader... Its the best.
The common mistake everyone does while learning COM+ is that they try to pickup the syntactical details to write a good COM+ component. But trust me you will never learn COM+ that way. There is more theory in COM+ than code and this book exactly does that. It gives you the inside scoop and at the same time doesn't overload you with details. This book is definitely not for beginners. This book ...

Programming Distributed Applications With Com & Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (Programming/Visual Basic)

61 reviews
Ted Pattison

Microsoft Pr, 1998

Excellent book on COM technology, a must for all COM develop
I had no idea about COM and this book helped me a lot to get me started. You should be familiar with object-oriented programming no matter C++, JAVA or Visual Basic. It explains how COM works and describes its threading model. This book also contains few chapters on MTS environment showing how life could be easier with MTS instead of writing complex code to deal with issues such as connection ...

Inside Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Version 3.0
Ted/ Larson, Daniel Pattison

Microsoft Pr, 2007

Building Applications and Components with Visual Basic .NET (Microsoft .NET Development Series)

10 reviews
Ted Pattison, Joe Hummel

Addison-Wesley Professional, 2003

Jaw Droppingly Good - A Masterpiece of Technical Writing.
I toyed with the idea of writing a really long and detailed review about the content of this book (like so many you see on Amazon), but in a nutshell, this book is a masterpiece, it's what all technical books should aspire to be, comprehensive, thorough, mercifully free of unnecessary flab, and deeply intelligent in its choice of concise and ingenious examples. It left me with the feeling ...

Inside Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (Pro Developer) (Pro Developer)

22 reviews
Ted Pattison; Dan Larson

Microsoft Press, 2007

Great Developer's intro to Sharepoint
This book is well written. I hit the ground running with this one and can honestly say that it has given me the best overall picture of using WSS as a development platform of any of the books and materials I've looked at. I highly recommend this one for any developer looking to start working in WSS.