Meeting the touring VB.NET Guys!

Steven Lees, the Group Program Manager for Visual Basic & Alan Griver , the Group Program Manager for Visual Studio Data Groups, visited Satyam today as a part of  there Visual Basic . Net Tour.

There was a 2 hours of interesting session on what VS 2005 has for VB.NET developers.

I could recollect the following being discussed:

  • Strongly Typed Resource Model
  • The new 'My' keyword
  • XML based code comments
  • Smart Tags for Code correction help and suggestion for code fixes
  • Insertting XML Based snippets
  • Use the power of window developement and deployment as web
  • Click Once Deployement
  • Improved Look & Feel with Tool Strip and Menu Strip Controls
  • The partial types
  • The Class Designer
  • Improved Debugging features

The smart tags that would help the developers for code correction interested everyone :). The XML based code snippets would be one thing that would really interest the third party vendors.

And the Class Designer of VS Team System 2005 is really cool!!!

They had more to cover, but time was not sufficient.

Seems like more was covered in the MSDN sessions, but I couldn't make it this time ;(

 

 

 

Published Wednesday, December 08, 2004 7:39 PM by AnjanaRam
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Thursday, December 09, 2004 7:59 AM by Sudhakar

# re: Meeting the touring VB.NET Guys!

The more exciting stuff is with VSTS 2005, a mother container for VS 2005.

one more tip on 'My" namespace for C# developers..

C# developers can use this "My" thing just by adding reference to Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll and by using " Microsoft.VisualBasic.MyServices" namaspace.
Sunday, December 12, 2004 11:47 AM by TrackBack

# Back from India! (by yag)

Tuesday, December 14, 2004 6:29 AM by Anand

# re: Meeting the touring VB.NET Guys!

You can use My in C#, but you dont get the intelligence of getting My.Forms or My.Services etc..
Tuesday, December 21, 2004 4:01 PM by Teucer

# re: Meeting the touring VB.NET Guys!

There you go, Anand the VB.net Guy! :(
Friday, December 24, 2004 7:05 AM by Sudhakar

# re: Meeting the touring VB.NET Guys!

Is it? I should try this out. What must be the reason behind cut-off for the intelligence?

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