Windows Programming Using Visual C++ And Mfc

Learn how to develop windows desktop applications and Dynamic Link Libraries in C++

What you'll learn

Programming in Visual C++

Native Windows Desktop Applications Development

Develop Windows Graphics Applications

Develop Dynamic Linked Libraries(DLL)

Develop Windows GUI Applications

Requirements

C++ Programming

Description

The course is the ultimate guide to harnessing the power of Visual C++ for building robust, high-performance Windows applications!Whether you’re a beginner eager to dive into Windows programming or an experienced developer looking to enhance your skills, this course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of Visual C++ and its applications.In this course, you’ll explore key concepts and techniques essential for Windows development, including:Windows API Programming: Understand the foundation of Windows applications by working directly with the Windows Application Programming Interface (API).Event-Driven Programming: Learn how to create responsive and interactive windows desktop applications using event-driven paradigms.Dialog-Based Applications: Build intuitive user interfaces using dialog boxes, buttons, and other essential components.Document/View Architecture: Master the powerful document/view architecture to create scalable, modular, and organized applications.Graphics Programming: Unlock the potential of Visual C++ for graphics programming.Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs): Discover how to create and use dynamic link libraries to modularize your applications and enable code reuse.Each module is packed with hands-on examples, real-world projects, and practical tips to help you gain confidence and proficiency. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to create professional-grade Windows applications and the knowledge to tackle more advanced challenges.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction- Put Native C++ into perspective

Lecture 2 Downloading and installing Visual Studio.NET

Section 2: Visual C++ Foundation

Lecture 3 The Classic windows application with WinMain

Lecture 4 The First MFC Application

Section 3: Dialog Based Applications and Controls

Lecture 5 Dialog Based Applications

Lecture 6 Edit Control and Button

Lecture 7 ListBox

Lecture 8 ComboBox

Lecture 9 ListControl

Lecture 10 Model Dialog and Modeles dialog

Section 4: Document View Architecture

Lecture 11 Single Document Interface(SDI) - Drawing Application

Section 5: Graphics and Device Context (GDI+)

Lecture 12 Drawing Simple Figures

Lecture 13 Drawing Bitmaps

Section 6: Dynamically Linked Libraries - DLL

Lecture 14 Creating a regular DLL

Lecture 15 Using a DLL from another application

C++ programmers who want to write high performance native windows applications