When it comes to major changes in Visual Basic, Visual Basic 4 is probably one of the biggest changes that came to the software since it’s inception. [...]

After the second version of Visual Basic there was no doubt that Visual Basic was here to stay. As with the development of any software product, it marched [...]

I have a feeling this will be a topic I will cover at length repeatedly, and each time I will have learned things since my previous installments. The [...]

Previously I wrote about implementing a Alpha-blended form with VB.NET. In that implementation, I had an abstract class derive from Form and then the [...]

One of the things I find myself doing occasionally is looking at my old code. When you have over a decade of source code and projects that you’ve [...]

I found this to be an interesting discovery. I always somewhat expected each .NET language to work in a similar way with regards to things such as field [...]

Visual Basic has a useful Operator, the “Like” Operator. Observe it in action: [crayon-673ed7d8da7ef304229475/] The Like operator is a pattern [...]

With the runaway success of Visual Basic 1.0, it made sense for future versions to be released improving incrementally on the existing version. Such was [...]

In what will hopefully be a recurring series on older Development Tools, Languages, and Platforms, I will be covering some information on my old flame, [...]

Is XNA Going Away? The following consists of my opinion and does not constitute the passing on of an official statement from Microsoft. All thoughts and [...]