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Day 7
Incorporating Third-Party Components |
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In this lesson, you will learn about |
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Deciding to use third-party controls in a Visual Basic project |
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Documenting use cases for using third-party controls |
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Gray box versus black box controls: The MicroHelp problem |
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Designing class and object models with third-party controls |
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Industry discussions on the use of third-party controls |
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Deciding to Use Third-Party Controls in a Visual Basic Project |
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If you're like most Visual Basic developers, on more than one occasion you've needed to incorporate a third-party control in your application. Projects with tight deadlines but complex code implementation requirements usually trigger such a need. No doubt you have been relieved to find a tool that solved some or |
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