Resources for learning vb2012
Hi please advice on links, references, online cours you have personally found helpful for vb2012 quick starters. We have a turnaround here and need to have our guy up and running on this version.
Though we prefer the participating EE personal own experience on vb2012 starter course or resources references, if any EE is going to do a search on google, just to inform you, we have search, downloaded and compiled a bunch of data, so to save time on maybe rereading or researching links, we would appreciate greatly if the commenst are based on your own experience or a colleagues that has successfully taken advantage to a online course or PDF or book.
Though we prefer the participating EE personal own experience on vb2012 starter course or resources references, if any EE is going to do a search on google, just to inform you, we have search, downloaded and compiled a bunch of data, so to save time on maybe rereading or researching links, we would appreciate greatly if the commenst are based on your own experience or a colleagues that has successfully taken advantage to a online course or PDF or book.
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We think that we checked them... We'll review when we get to a PC in a bit...
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Just browsed your suggestion.
The links
http://www.cbtnuggets.com
http://www.trainsignal.com
...we already found prior placing the question; they don't have don't have Visual Basic 2012.
http://www.lynda.com looks very interesting, how was your experience with them?
(dummies.com we also had... no real help here)
The links
http://www.cbtnuggets.com
http://www.trainsignal.com
...we already found prior placing the question; they don't have don't have Visual Basic 2012.
http://www.lynda.com looks very interesting, how was your experience with them?
(dummies.com we also had... no real help here)
lynda is great reference, i had a subscription and believe me it's worth it.
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Thanx, we'll check it out!
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Just check out http://www.pluralsight.com/ and only thing was 'Introduction to Visual Studio 2012 - Part 1 / Part 2', but no 'Visual Basic 2012'. We know that Visual Studio includes Visual Basic. We are looking for more directed to Visual Basic 2012.
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here is the image ...
I posted links to specific courses. They don't have a VB.NET category. These courses are in .NET category.
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Ok Thanx ... we are more inclined on Visual Basic section... We did send them an email asking the question.
Upto now, we haven't found many inline course with specific Visual Basic 2012, rather visual studio 2012. Since we are inclined to take on online courses that has vb2012.
Upto now, Lynda seems the answer.
We are still searching since the programmer is not here yet.
So if any other online course directed vb2012, greatly appreciated pointing it out.
Again, Thanx a lot!
Upto now, we haven't found many inline course with specific Visual Basic 2012, rather visual studio 2012. Since we are inclined to take on online courses that has vb2012.
Upto now, Lynda seems the answer.
We are still searching since the programmer is not here yet.
So if any other online course directed vb2012, greatly appreciated pointing it out.
Again, Thanx a lot!
I posted links above to both "VB6 to VB.NET Fundamentals" and "VB Fundamentals" (this is VB.NET).
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Oh yes didn't see if it was vb2012... are they?
There is not much difference between 2010 and 2012. If he knows vb.net then he can carry exploring and learning. But if Lynda fulfils your requirement then go with that.
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Thank you.
We are still searching prior choose Lynda.
If any EE has any additional sites, greatly appreciated.
We are still searching prior choose Lynda.
If any EE has any additional sites, greatly appreciated.
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thanx
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