YMMV.<BR><BR>And I highly recommend and teach using Accelerated C++- excellent book, though I find it more useful for those that have some programming (not necessarily C++) background to start ...

I do not see Microsoft and magazines such as VSM clearly making the point that moving VB6 code to C# is not the best migration path. C# is the best for code and developers coming from a Java or C/C++ ...

My thoughts? If you have no C++ background I would honestly look elsewhere unless you want to pick up the book for the 2 or so chapters on ‘non C++’ problem solving guides. However if you are a ...

Developers also can debug C++ background task processes in a Universal Windows App. The Store package wizard now catches application names and package configurations.