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Mar 30, 2017
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What's New in Visual Basic 2017

Klaus Loeffelmann
Klaus Loeffelmann

Visual Studio 2017 just shipped, and with it shipped a new version of Visual Basic. With the new language strategy of the .NET Languages, the focus is again on Visual Basic’s original virtue: Provide editor, debugging and refactoring tools as well as language feature to ease complex tasks and boost every VB’s developer productivity without distract...

Feb 23, 2015
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Edit & Continue and Make Object ID Improvements in CTP 6

VBTeam
VBTeam

It's the beginning of a new year! According to Back to the Future Part II, everyone will be riding hoverboards in a couple months (and, let's be honest, Doc would love the HoloLens). In the meantime, let's explore the enhancements we've made to the Visual Studio debugging experience. In CTP 6, we improved the edits supported by Edit & Continue ...

Dec 11, 2014
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Better together: Visual Basic 14 and the Visual Studio 2015 Debugger

Anthony D. Green [MSFT]
Anthony D. Green [MSFT]

"Lambdas! Lambdas! Lambdas! Lambdas! ..." If you hadn't heard, Visual Studio 2015 will support the use of lambda expressions in the debugger windows. We're all very excited to deliver on this longstanding TOP customer request. When LINQ was introduced in 2008 it was a game changer for the way .NET developers think about and code with data. So, to ...

Dec 9, 2014
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New Language Features in Visual Basic 14

Anthony D. Green [MSFT]
Anthony D. Green [MSFT]

"Visual Basic 14" is the version of Visual Basic that will ship with Visual Studio 2015. In this blog post I'll talk specifically about the VB language improvements in this release. (Separately, there are a whole host of IDE and project-system improvements as well). There are two overall themes to the language improvements: (1) Make common coding p...

Nov 26, 2014
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New Language Features in Visual Basic 14 (animated)

Anthony D. Green [MSFT]
Anthony D. Green [MSFT]

"Visual Basic 14" is the version of Visual Basic that will ship with Visual Studio 2015. In this blog post I'll talk specifically about the VB language improvements in this release. (Separately, there are a whole host of IDE and project-system improvements as well). There are two overall themes to the language improvements: (1) Make common coding p...