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I have just learnt MFC 6.0 (with visual C++ 6.0) by reading Mike Blasczak book, Professional MFC with visual C++ 6.0. Now I think there are many changes in newest MFC version. Please comment me which thing should I learn. Also inform me what is in .net framework. Can I use it with MFC and how? Please answer me keeping in view my age. My age will be 15 in October 2010!

Posted 26-Sep-10 20:24pm

Shah Rukh Qasim

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ahmadanb · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-26T22:30:00

Hi Shah,
Here is my advice to you.
Since you could read a book about MFC technology and understood what's going on, I think you can read something about the DOT NET framework.
There are many technologies out there for application development, but I think the most famous two are the DOT NET from Microsoft, and J2EE from Sun Micro System (Oracle right now).
Considering your age I'd recommend you read about the Microsoft technology. I think it is really easy to understand, and it's all stacked under the Microsoft umbrella. If you get used to the MS Visual Studio, you don't need to go any further. While if you chose to develop using Java, you need to learn many different tools.
Hope this was helpful, and sorry for not answering your question about using .NET in MFC.

GOOD LUCK