RE: Learning VB.net

[Webster]

Visual Basic 2008 Step by Step by Michael Halvorson, ISBN-13
978-0-7356-2537-2.  The book is very simplistic and I don't like how he
keeps referring to SQL Columns as Fields and Rows as Records.  But as a
quick learning guide it is OK.

 

 

Webster

 

From: E. Peeters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Subject: Learning VB.net

 

Hello gang,

 

I will be spending many hours traveling over the next few weeks, and I
wanted to use that as an opportunity to learn VB.net. I would appreciate a
book recommendation (must be a book, no internet access while flying yet),
especially if it is one that is geared towards web development. Not looking
at becoming an expert, but we have an ASP intranet that is in dire need of
retiring...

 

If it makes any difference, I intend to use Visual Studio VB.net Express
(hey, it's free) as learning tool.


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Learning VB.net

[E. Peeters]

Hello gang,
 
I will be spending many hours traveling over the next few weeks, and I
wanted to use that as an opportunity to learn VB.net. I would appreciate
a book recommendation (must be a book, no internet access while flying
yet), especially if it is one that is geared towards web development.
Not looking at becoming an expert, but we have an ASP intranet that is
in dire need of retiring...
 
If it makes any difference, I intend to use Visual Studio VB.net Express
(hey, it's free) as learning tool.
 
Eric

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