MFC Windows Programming - Applications

It's so old, but why is MFC still used? 🤔

This is because it's a framework that was practically completed a long time ago. Above all, C/C++-based applications are still being created, and the Windows OS still has a significant impact on our daily lives. MFC remains particularly important in fields like image processing, the defense industry, and factory automation due to its specialized nature.

I want to develop Windows OS programs with MFC. Do I really need to take this course? 🤔

Yes, you absolutely must learn it. MFC, a C/C++-based programming language, can immediately call and integrate with the Win32 API without any particular restrictions. This allows it to have a significant impact on the system, even though it's a user-mode application with a GUI. While this can sometimes be a disadvantage, it also serves as a reason why MFC is still used .

Now that you've gained some confidence in developing GUIs with MFC, it's time to learn the theories needed to develop background systems and acquire the techniques to develop more complete applications.

Features of this course

📌 We have omitted unnecessary content and included the three most important contents used in practice (multi-threading, worker thread and GUI linkage techniques, ODBC, etc.).

📌 We will teach you everything from programming methods used to perform background tasks using worker threads and display the process or results on the GUI, to techniques disguised as shortcuts to deal with problems that may arise during the process .

📌 Even though Visual Studio no longer provides an ODBC wizard, you'll still learn how to integrate with ODBC using MFC . Furthermore, you'll learn the essential theories needed to develop a background server system using the Win32 API directly.

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After class

• You will learn how to properly develop multi-threaded applications with GUI using MFC.

• You can learn the core of thread-related topics in system programming theory, such as creating, controlling, and synchronizing worker threads, in a concise manner .

• You can learn how to use MFC CDatabase, CRecordSet classes without VS wizards and develop your own application to manage RDBMS using ODBC .

• Learn how to handle ODBC when developing servers that operate without a GUI, such as system services or background applications.

Who created this course
Knowledge sharer is 👨‍💻

This is Ho-seong Choi, the 'Leisurely Developer' of Leisurely Developer TV.

• Developer of Korea's first PC firewall (that everyone hates)

• A 30-year C/C++ developer who has studied the C language since 1992.

• A man with experience in carrying out numerous national projects and over 15 years of development lecture experience !

• Author of the popular C language introductory book , "C Programming: A Simple Beginner's Guide to Reading"

Things to note before taking the course