Here are two free training resources for Visual
Basic .Net. The first one linked and described below is for
those with no previous Visual Basic programming experience, and for
that matter, no programming knowledge is needed at all. The second one
below is for those who already have used and programmed in Visual Basic
6 and need to transition to VB .Net.
This
is a set of Visual
Basic .Net Projects
for the classroom. Teacher notes are available for each VB .Net
project, along with student programming assignments. The objective of
this VB.Net project book is as a first programming course using Visual
Basic .Net. It assumes no previous programming knowledge on the part of
the student. (pdf format, 364kb, 81 pages)
VB
.Net Programs Presented and Reviewed:
- Wingdings
- Thermometer
- Dice Display
- Guessing Game
- Flip Book
- Simple House Drawing
- Spaceship Invaders
- Tic Tac Toe
- Picture Display
- Multiple Choice Grading
- Check Book Balancing
- Drawing Program
- Roman Numeral Conversion
- Palindromes
- Conway’s Game of Life
- Checkers Game
A
Programmer’s Introduction to Visual Basic.NET
is structured to help you learn and apply the changes from Visual Basic
to Visual Basic.NET (VB.NET). Most of this ebook assumes that you are
comfortable with Visual Basic 6.0 (VB6). It discusses and explains the
major differences between VB6 and VB.NET. The Common
Language Specification is included in the appendix. (pdf format, 4.2mb,
223 pages)
Table of Contents:
- 1 Why Should You Move to Visual Basic.NET?
- 2 Your First VB.NET Application
- 3 Major VB.NET Changes
- 4 Building Classes and Assemblies with VB.NET
- 5 Inheritance with VB.NET
- 6 Database Access with VB.NET and ADO.NET
- 7 Building Web Applications with VB.NET and ASP.NET
- 8 Building Web Services with VB.NET
- 9 Building Windows Services with VB.NET
- 10 Upgrading VB6 Projects to VB.NET
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