Win32 API C++ Tutorial Ebonygeek45

This course is about creating Windows. Then customizing your windows to fit the needs of your program. (Your program not included).  This means showing you how to add controls to your window, then add the logic to those controls to do what you need them to do.�

This is without the use of a UI, Your code for the most part will create and control your window.�

This is important so that down the line if you should decide to branch into UI’s you will have the underlying knowledge of how it works under the hood(so to speak).�

• We will also show you how to keep within the guidelines of working with Unicode.�
• Working with Visual Studio C++ can be un-user-friendly and causes a lot of new comers to turn away from it. But it is the best for debugger functionality. We show you how to work with Visual Studio C++.
• Learning by doing is the best way to learn to program. This is how we encourage you to get the most out of this course. Following along with the video shows how it all fit together. But following alng and typing it out and running it as seen on the video helps it sink in far better.
• Working example code done and ran  on video so you can see the exact results. This is an advantage over some books. Some of their sample codes don’t work and you have to research to see why. In that case what is the point of having the book if the samples don’t work. This is not the case with this course.

So, take the course and learn with us.

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