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A group blog from members of the VB team
November 30, 2005Nov 30, 200511/30/05By Amanda Silver
John Rivard, one of the two tech leads on the Visual Basic team, has entered the blogosphere!
His first post is a doosey – it explains why Visual Studio 8.0 doesn’t cross target (let you target version 1.0 and 1.1 of the CLR and version 2.0.) However,
November 23, 2005Nov 23, 200511/23/05
by Mike Carter
Some subtle changes were made in Visual Basic .Net 2005 to make code generation of overidden methods a little easier. In Visual Basic .Net 2003 and earlier, you used the code dropdowns as in Figure 1 below.
November 16, 2005Nov 16, 200511/16/05November 16, 2005Nov 16, 200511/16/05
Pleased to announce that the Visual Basic 2005 Language Specification is now live and available here. Also, be sure to check out Ken Levy’s channel9 interview of S. Somasegar, the Vice President of the Developer Division, where he talks about none other than our favorite language – VB.
November 10, 2005Nov 10, 200511/10/05
by Bill Horst
Edit and Continue is a new VB debugging feature which allows the user to make edits to code while the debugger is in “Break Mode” and then to continue debugging with the new edits applied, without having to start execution over again.
November 8, 2005Nov 8, 200511/8/05Here’s a great Channel 9 video with Program Manager Jay Schmelzer, that demonstrates a number of the VB 2005 IDE features mentioned below. In his 40 min interview with Ken Levy, Jay talks about what it’s like to work on the VB team,
November 7, 2005Nov 7, 200511/7/05For our first VB IDE post on the VB team blog, I’d like to give you my list of the top 10 new features in the Visual Studio 2005 IDE. Now that the product has been released, you can take advantage of these today!
November 7, 2005Nov 7, 200511/7/05
Hi. My name is Lisa Feigenbaum and I am a program manager on the VB IDE. The VB IDE feature team (including testers, developers, and program managers) has been hosting a blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/vbide. However, we have decided to merge our efforts with the rest of the VB team and transfer our blog here instead.
November 7, 2005Nov 7, 200511/7/05
Today is the official launch day of the new version of Visual Basic:
This page links to the relevant information (how to get it, what’s new, etc…)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/
You can also download the FREE Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition from here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/
November 7, 2005Nov 7, 200511/7/05We just released the VB Snippet Editor RTM RC!
This release includes lots of new great features:
– Code Snippet treeview; lets you browse through your registered snippet directories – ‘Save as .vsi’ option; lets you save your snippet as a .vsi package –
