If you're not already subscribing to the RSS feed to the native coding How Do I videos on MSDN, take a look at them at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/bb496952.aspx. We've been adding new videos since July 9, with sixteen now available and four new ones now coming each week. Three of this week's featured videos continue an ongoing examination of Microsoft Foundation Classes.
Skill levels range from beginner to the processional Visual C++ developer. Check them out.
Seeing that despite the success of the .NET Famework, "there are still plenty of scenarios where it makes more sense to use native C++," Kerr's new
Windows with C++ column will be focusing on Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 development using native C++. This time, he's looking at Vista's enhancements to existing controls. Take a look.
Welcome. I'm John Boylan, the site manager for MSDN's Visual C++ Developer Center. I'm starting this blog to alert Visual C++ developers to changes to the site and new developments in Visual C++ content.
I'm new to the site, and I've begun to look around to see what can be done to make it stronger. Today, we added an "MFC Classes Quick Guide" to the home page of the United States version of the site, with links to some of the most-used base classes. We hope it makes navigation a little easier.
Down the road, we'll be making more changes, and we'll be loking for more and better ways to improve the experience of Visual C++ developers as they come to the dev center.
