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Learn VB.NET - Visual Basic for the new millenium.NET is a clean break away from the last decade of Visual Basic. If you're new to Visual Basic, or if you want to make the step up to .NET technology, you'll find tutorials here from ADO.NET to VS.NET.
Visual Basic .NET 2005 Express - Visual Basic Fundamentals
The basics that you need to code in Visual Basic .NET are explained in this segment of the About Visual Basic VB Express tutorial. This doesn't cover all of the language in detail because you can get that at Microsoft's site and in the Help for VB Express. What it does is show you where you can get information and briefly explain the basic structure of the VB.NET language. Creating Your Own Event Code
This article demonstrates how to create event code in VB.NET with an example built around the concept of a Saturday night drinking binge. The article explains how the Windows message queue fits into event processing and shows how regular component event processing is done. Procedures in VB.NET
There are many different ways to simply call a procedure - a subroutine or a function - in Visual Basic .NET. There are new keywords like ParamArray and new concepts like overloading that has been borrowed from other languages. This article explores the complete spectrum of possibilities. Handling Events in VB.NET
Visual Basic .NET event handlers have a common architecture that always uses the arguments sender and e to provide the ability to write code that does whatever is needed. But using these arguments isn't always the same. This article explores the techniques that you can use to handle events in Visual Basic .NET. ByVal and ByRef: Passing Arguments in Visual Basic
An explanation of the two ways to pass arguments to a subroutine or a function in Visual Basic. The article discusses how the default behavior has changed in the move from VB 6 to VB.NET and how to decide which method to use. Shared Members and Instance Members in VB.NET
The differences in coding and use of the two types of members in VB.NET objects: instance properties and methods and shared properties and methods. Lesson 3-1 - What's New With Visual Basic .NET Express
Lesson 3-1 - What's new with Visual Basic .NET Express Lesson 9 - Errors - Preventing and Handling Them
Error Prevention and Exception Processing in Visual Basic .NET 2005 Express Edition. Lesson 8 - Collections of Things
Lesson 8 - Collections of Things Lesson 7 - Programming Logic and System Architecture
Lesson 7 - Programming Logic and System Architecture Lesson 6 - Looping, Branching, Selecting and Using XML To Read a File
Lesson 6 - Looping, Branching, Selecting and Using XML To Read a File Lesson 5 - Using Data and Serializing to Files
Lesson 5 - Using Data and Serializing to Files Lesson 4 - Object Oriented Programming
Lesson 4 - Object Oriented Programming Lesson 3 - Visual Basic .NET Express and the .NET Framework
Lesson 3 - Visual Basic .NET Express and the .NET Framework Lesson 2 - About Programming
Lesson 2 - About Programming Lesson 1 - Getting Started with Visual Basic .NET 2005 Express
Lesson 1 - Getting Started with Visual Basic .NET 2005 Express Writing Your First Program
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 2 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Writing Your First Program. Inheriting Forms and Creating Base Classes
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 17 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Inheriting Forms and Creating Base Classes Data Presentation Using the DataGrid Control
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 20 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Data Presentation Using the DataGrid Control Trapping Errors Using Structured Error Handling
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 9 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Structured Error Handling Working With Menus and Dialog Boxes - Part 3
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 4 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Working With Menus and Dialog Boxes. - Part 3 Adding Graphics and Animation Effects
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 16 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Adding Graphics and Animation Effects Using Modules and Procedures - Part 2
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 10 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Using Modules and Procedures. - Part 2 Using Modules and Procedures - Part 1
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 10 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Using Modules and Procedures. - Part 1 Exploring Text Files and String Processing
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 12 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Text Files and String Processing. About the Complete VB.NET Course
Introduction to the Complete Course in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET based on the Microsoft Press Learning Edition. From About Visual Basic. Using Loops and Timers - Part 2
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 7 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Loops and Timers. - Part 2 Using Loops and Timers - Part 1
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 7 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Loops and Timers. - Part 1 Using Decision Structures - Part 2
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 6 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Decision Structures. - Part 2 Using Decision Structures - Part 1
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 6 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Decision Structures. - Part 1 Automating Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes - Part 2
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 13 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes. - Part 2 Automating Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes - Part 1
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 13 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes. - Part 1 VB.NET Language and Syntax
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 5 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering VB.NET Language and Syntax. Using Arrays and Collections to Manage Data
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 11 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Using Arrays and Collections to Manage Data. Working With ToolBox Controls
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 4 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Working With ToolBox Controls Getting Started with ADO.NET
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 19 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Getting Started with ADO.NET Using Loops and Timers - Infinite Loops
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 7 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Loops and Timers - Page 7 About the Complete Visual Basic .NET Tutorial
A complete course in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET based on the Microsoft Press Learning Edition. From About Visual Basic. Page 1 of the introduction to the course. Are You Ready for the Complete VB.NET Tutorial
An introduction to the Complete Course in Microsoft Visual Basic .NET based on the Microsoft Press Learning Edition from About Visual Basic. - Page 4 Automating Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 13 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes Using Arrays and Collections to Manage Data
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 10 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Using Modules and Procedures Using Loops and Timers
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 7 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Loops and Timers If-Then-Else compared with Select Case
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 6 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Decision Structures Automating Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes
About Visual Basic Class Instructions for Chapter 13 of the Complete Course for VB.NET covering Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes VB – Bringing .NET Programming To You
Visual Basic is clearly a winner! VB has been used to create more code than any other language. In spite of this record of success, Microsoft has completely changed much of what we know and love in this development system. The result is the (almost) all new VB.NET, a key component of Microsoft's .NET architecture. If you just want a general intro to VB.NET, this article is for you! |
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