More articles by Richard Mansfield

Author Bio

Richard Mansfield has written 32 computer books since 1982, including bestsellers 'Machine Language for Beginners' (COMPUTE! Books) and 'The Second Book of Machine Language' (COMPUTE! Books). From 1981 through 1987, he was editor of COMPUTE! Magazine and from 1987 to 1991 he was editorial director and partner at Signal Research.

OOP Is Much Better in Theory Than in Practice

For Editorials and Opinions | January 18, 2005

Think object-orient programming (OOP) is the only way to go? You poor, misguided soul. Richard Mansfield contends that OOP is just the latest in a history of ideas that sound good in theory but are clumsy in practice.

Keeping Secrets: A Guide to VB .NET Cryptography

For Security Zone | October 21, 2002

Learn how to use the .NET encryption and key-generating classes in your own VB programming to maintain secret files on your hard drive or encrypt files before sending them over the Internet.

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