Wrapping controls WithEvents in classes (1 Viewer)

[jwcolby54]

I've been doing this since the late nineties. I am finishing up a book on the subject which can be found on my blog about the subject.

jwcolby.blogspot.com
jwcolby.blogspot.com/?view=sidebar

 

[Gasman]

Is that your sole reason for joining here, just to advertise?

 

[jwcolby54]

LOL. I am retired. I know a lot of stuff. I am trying to get it written down and let others see it. Is that a problem? Have you ever written a book? It takes a lot of time. I don't have the time to be a question answering guru or anything like that. If folks find my stuff they can learn much of the important stuff I know and I can answer questions specific to my areas of interest.

Teach a man to fish? Except they have to find my work first right?

 

[NauticalGent]

Your blog was indirectly mentioned while I was trying to solve a problem:

Thread 'My Kung-fu no good' https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/my-kung-fu-no-good.294107/

I don't think there has been a more comprehensive and pragmatic tutorial for Class Modules before or since.

Well done, let me know when your book is ready...

 

[jwcolby54]

It is useful now. I have 182 pages written, and it is in a pdf format up on my blog. I am not allowed to post a link to my blog however. Google jwcolby and Blogspot and you get right there.

Just know that this is a very complex subject, so the book is not "finished". But it's absolutely ready and useful in its current state. Eventually it will be in a library state, developed into a framework.

I spent probably four years developing the concepts of object wrappers, and then building out classes encapsulating whatever I thought was a good idea. It became the framework behind a call center app I was writing at the time for Disability Insurance Specialists in CT where I lived at the time. That was the early 2000s.

 

[KitaYama]

It is useful now. I have 182 pages written, and it is in a pdf format up on my blog. I am not allowed to post a link to my blog however. Google jwcolby and Blogspot and you get right there.

Just know that this is a very complex subject, so the book is not "finished". But it's absolutely ready and useful in its current state. Eventually it will be in a library state, developed into a framework.

I spent probably four years developing the concepts of object wrappers, and then building out classes encapsulating whatever I thought was a good idea. It became the framework behind a call center app I was writing at the time for Disability Insurance Specialists in CT where I lived at the time. That was the early 2000s.

Since @NauticalGent suggested your blog in one of my questions, I've been fascinated with your works.
I've learnt a lot from you and never had the opportunity to thank you.
I really appreciate every single thing I learnt from you.
Thank you.

 

[Gasman]

That Google phrase, evern without the and does not get to your Blogspot
It does get here though.