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A group blog from members of the VB team
May 8, 2007May 8, 200705/8/07I escaped from Redmond this week to present at VSLive Orlando on LINQ in Visual Studio Orcas. As promised, please find the slides and demos included as an attachment below.
As mentioned during the talk – that was intended to be an overview.
April 25, 2007Apr 25, 200704/25/07Since we have so many Orcas posts going up on this blog, I’ve decided to continue with a few that you can use TODAY in Visual Studio 2005. This one is about working with shortcut keys…
For those of you using the Visual Basic Development Settings,
April 24, 2007Apr 24, 200704/24/07Visual Studio is all about developer productivity. To help developers be more efficient, Visual Studio has built keyboard shortcuts into the product for most of the functions normally found through the user interface – just like CTRL-C for copy. To help you take advantage of these shortcuts,
April 19, 2007Apr 19, 200704/19/07Woohoo! Its official, we finally got Orcas Beta1 out the door! We’re very excited to get this release out to you so we can finally talk about some of the stuff we’ve been working on in addition to the LINQ and XML feature-set.
January 3, 2007Jan 3, 200701/3/07Visual Studio 2005 SP1 is now available for download. We’d like to thank everyone in the Visual Basic community for providing feedback on SP1 and helping us identify and address issues for this service pack. In some areas, more than 50% of the bugs addressed were reported by customers through the MSDN Product Feedback Center.
September 13, 2006Sep 13, 200609/13/06by Kathleen McGrath
Have you ever wished that you could have someone show you how to accomplish a programming task instead of having to read through the steps on how to perform the task? Or maybe you just need a little more clarification about where a particular option is located.
July 11, 2005Jul 11, 200507/11/05posted by Emily Yaich
Hello everyone! I am Emily Yaich and I am another one of the Microsoft Explorers working on the visual basic team. I have been here since the second week in June, and I am loving every minute of it!
