 | From Angela Bradley, your About Programming Editor Hello Programmers! This week we are looking at the cost of calling managed code. Next we look at tabbed interface for your MDI Delphi applications. We then go on to creating dialog boxes with Java, and finally we learn what objected oriented means for Ruby programmers. Have a great week! | |
The Cost of Calling Managed Code
C and C++ compilers generate native i.e. machine code. C# generates managed code and when calling native functions this adds an overhead because the two environments have different ways of managing stacks and exception handling etc.
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Tabbed Interface (MTI) For Your MDI Delphi Applications
MDI, as a preferred user interface for applications that allow multiple documents to be contained within a single window, is being abandoned by Microsoft during the last few years. Microsoft started to promote a different user interface for such applications - TDI: Tabbed User Interface.
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Creating Dialog Boxes - Part II
Last month I posted a few links around creating dialog boxes. To carry on that theme I thought it might be useful to look at some of the standard dialog boxes that the Java API provides.
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Introducing Classes
Ruby is an object oriented programming language. I'm sure you've heard that, but if you're coming from another language, what exactly does that mean? All languages have their own idea of what exactly "object oriented" means. Read about what "object oriented" means in Ruby.
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