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In about two weeks from now the biggest Dutch Developer Conference - Microsoft DevDays 2009 - will start. Jonathan Aneja, Program Manager on the Visual Basic team at Microsoft will do two great sessions: Future Directions for Microsoft Visual Basic and How LINQ works: Visual Basic 2008 Deep Dive. More...


Enumerations can help you to make your code more consistent and better readable. Learn some best practices for using the standard enumerations or your own enumerations. More...
Yesterday a colleague encountered a strange behavior of Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition in combination with Typed DataSets. When talking about targeting older .NET platforms, the Express Edition of Visual Basic 2008 is not so well suited as the full versions of Visual Basic. More...


LINQ is fun. And LINQ is hot. You will find many resources writing about LINQ to XML , LINQ to SQL or LINQ to ET . That's great, but what your perhaps not know, is that you can query almost any resource on your machine with LINQ. The technology is called: LINQ to Objects . More...


Visual Basic 2008 in combination with the .NET framework 3.5 brings us a lot of new powerful features. Some of them are obvious like LINQ or XML literals; other new features are less obvious. Some very handy features are the new (extension) methods on arrays. Methods for concatenating of arrays, filtering or even mathematical operations like the minimum- or maximum value or the sum of all elements. More...


In some cases you want to convert an image to a string which can be stored in for example a XML file. Once the string is stored as simple text, you want also be able to convert these readable characters back to the original image. Fortunately this is very easy to achieve with classes from the .NET platform. More...


Lisa Feigenbaum (Microsoft Visual Basic team) already blogged about it, but from today the Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 default keybindings poster  is available. More...


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