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Guides & Tutorials - Sam - 01-10-2012
I want to try learning VB again.
Please share with me useful guides from beginners to advanced.
I can copy other people making things but I only really understand maybe 10% what the code actually means and does.
Thanks.
RE: Guides & Tutorials - BreShiE - 01-10-2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkcO_M9gcNw
There's around 100 in the series of that I believe, it's quite useful. When I move to .NET that's where I'm going to learn.
RE: Guides & Tutorials - Peter L - 01-10-2012
Hands down the best place to start:
http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=39
Any reason why you chose Visual Basic?
RE: Guides & Tutorials - Sam - 01-10-2012
I'm not sure, it's allways appealed to me and I'm quite a dab hand at writing VBS's for work. I use an array of VB scripts to manage users over the network. So I guess I'd like to get into to making more GUI stuff. I've got a copy of Visual Studio Ultimate.
RE: Guides & Tutorials - Firetech - 01-10-2012
I shouldn't mention another forum but on http://leetcoders.org/forum/ there is really so many and amazing tutorials
RE: Guides & Tutorials - AceInfinity - 01-10-2012
If you go with VB, it's good to get used to syntax, and get a better understanding of most everything else. However if you progress through it, don't get lazy, still try to use all the best habits, otherwise you're going to have difficulty progressing into a harder language later.