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View 01:18:31 | Deploying Windows Forms Applications Using Visual Basic .NET This level 200 session focuses on deploying applications created with Visual Studio� .NET, contrasting deployment issues surrounding Visual Basic 6, COM objects, and the registry with the simpler Microsoft� .NET deployment. Duncan Mackenzie, Software Design Engineer |
View 01:01:03 | Moving Your Architecture to .NET This level 200 session focuses on how to migrate existing business components from Visual Basic� 6 COM objects to Visual Basic .NET assembly components. Duncan Mackenzie, Software Design Engineer |
View 01:01:54 | Upgrading Windows Forms Applications to Visual Basic .NET This level 200 session covers migrating existing ADO database access code to Microsoft� ADO.NET, working with existing Microsoft ActiveX� controls, and creating new ones for Windows Forms. Duncan Mackenzie, Software Design Engineer |
View 02:13:43 | Moving to Visual Basic .NET This is part one of a comprehensive four-part series focused on moving existing Microsoft� Visual Basic� 6.0 applications to Visual Basic .NET, beginning with a discussion of the key differences between the two versions as technologies. Duncan Mackenzie, Software Design Engineer |
View 01:00:22 | Advanced Visual Basic� .NET Visual Basic� .NET introduces numerous advanced features that give Visual Basic developers power previously only available to C++ developers. Learn more in-depth information about how to make use of the new features including implementation inheritance, resource handling, free-threading, and attributes to create the most powerful Visual Basic applications ever. Ari Bixhorn, Technical Product Manager Sam Spencer, Program Manager |
View 01:04:38 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - .NET Vision (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) This presentation is targeted at business and technical decision makers. It provides an explanation of Microsoft� .NET and walk through demonstrations. Sanjay Parthasarathy, VP of Platform Strategy, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:36:35 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - An Evolution: JumpStart to Visual Basic .NET (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) The move form Visual Basic� 6.0 to Visual Basic .NET is an evolutionary step, not a revolution. Visual Basic 6.0 skills will translate into Visual Basic .NET proficiencies. Visual Basic programmers will find that Visual Basic .NET accomplishes more with few lines of code and that the feature ceiling between Visual Basic and other languages is no longer there. Disassemble a Visual Basic .NET executable, explore new Web application building tools and dispel complexities of object oriented programming. Britt McAlister, Principal Consultant, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:42:29 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Five Common Upgrade Issues (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) The Visual Basic�. NET upgrade wizard upgrades 95% of your application. But what about the other 5%? In this interactive session, we look at the five most common issues, and show you how to make the modifications to get your application working in Visual Basic .NET. Mike Bond and Ed Robinson present this session, they are senior members of the Visual Basic .NET upgrade team. Mike Bond, Software Design Engineer, Visual Basic Upgrade Team, Microsoft Corp. Ed Robinson, Program Manager, Visual Basic Upgrade Team, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:39:58 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Increase Your Productivity with Visual Basic .NET (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) In the new .NET architecture, Visual Basic� has attained the stature of a full first class language. Visual Basic .NET allows full access to the .NET Framework and provides language features like multithreading, event logging and performance monitoring that were impossible (or extremely awkward) in Visual Basic 6.0. Build a multithreaded queue processing service; explore advanced Web application techniques and full access to graphics. Britt McAlister, Principal Consultant, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:19:54 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Introducing the Visual Studio� .NET Integrated Development Environment (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view this demo) This session will introduce you to the Visual Basic� .NET development environment, and how to use it most effectively. The goal is to get the tool out of the way as you are trying to build your applications. Natalie Wells, Program Manager, Visual Studio IDE Team, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:24:56 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Introduction to Building Applications with Visual Basic .NET (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view this demo) We will look at building several types of applications using Visual Basic� .NET. Visual Basic .NET gives you the capability to build many types of applications using the skills you use today. The paradigms of drag-and-drop programming and code-behind-forms have been extended so that, in addition to building Windows� application, you can easily build broad-reach Web applications, Web services, and server side components. Kalpana Sanghrajka, Program Manager, Visual Studio IDE Team, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:53:35 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Introduction: Visual Basic 6 to .NET Upgrade (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) This overview presentation will familiarize you with the Upgrade Wizard and its output. The wizard vastly simplifies the tasks required to upgrade your existing Visual Basic� 6 projects to Visual Basic .NET. In addition, learn some strategies for upgrading complex applications and architectures in a systematic fashion, as well as understanding and troubleshooting common code conversion scenarios you may encounter. David Zimmerman, Software Architect, Rainier Technology |
View 00:05:32 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Overview and Introduction This presentation provides an overview of the Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide. Glenn Ward, International Product Manager, Developer Marketing Matt Mow, Consultant, Microsoft Consulting Services |
View 00:34:11 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Upgrading the ASP Presentation Layer (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) This tutorial will demonstrate one of the best ways to convert your existing ASP applications to ASP.NET. The author uses an iterative methodology in converting an existing application that preserves almost all of the structure and logic that exists in the original implementation. This tutorial will help developers realize the vast benefits of ASP.NET in their own applications. Ben Coverston, Senior Solutions Consultant, Rainier Technology |
View 00:38:16 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Upgrading the Visual Basic 6.0 Business Logic Layer (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) This conversion of the Visual Basic� 6 Business Logic Layer (BLL) will highlight what it takes to get your Com+ objects up and running in Visual Basic .NET and still continue to take advantage of Com+ transactions. Learn how to take advantage of Web services from your newly upgraded desktop form, while the .NET BLL continues to talk to the Data Access Layer through Com Interop. Ben Coverston, Senior Solutions Consultant, Rainier Technology |
View 00:16:36 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Upgrading the Visual Basic 6.0 Data Access Layer (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) This conversion of the Visual Basic� 6 Data Access Layer will demonstrate how to most quickly get your data access code up and running in Visual Basic .NET. In the process, the tutorial will illustrate what it takes to convert your objects to use the latest and greatest ADO .NET for performance and ease of data marshalling between all the layers. Ben Coverston, Senior Solutions Consultant, Rainier Technology |
View 00:56:55 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Upgrading the Visual Basic 6.0 Presentation Layer (Note: 1024x768 resolution required to view demos in this presentation) This demonstration will take you step-by-step through converting a multi-form MDI application to enable you to more quickly resolve any issues you may encounter when upgrading similar structured applications. In addition, we will apply these techniques to a VBForm in the FMStocks application to demonstrate the first step in upgrading an n-tier application to .NET showing how a COM interop strategy can be used effectively in the process. David Zimmerman, Software Architect, Rainier Technology |
View 00:54:20 | Visual Basic� .NET Upgrade Guide - Visual Basic .NET: Design Goals and Concepts Visual Basic� .NET contains fundamental language enhancements that maintain Visual Basic's productivity while extending its power and flexibility. In "Visual Basic: Design Goals and Concepts," you will learn about these new language enhancements and discover how they work hand-in-hand with the new Visual Basic .NET IDE to deliver unmatched application development possibilities. Ari Bixhorn, Visual Basic Product Manager, .NET Developer Solutions, Microsoft Corp. |
View 00:03:41 | Best Practices for Upgrading Visual Basic� 6.0 Projects to Visual Basic .NET - Preview This session will cover the best practices to upgrade Visual Basic� 6.0 projects to Visual Basic .NET. First, it will introduce Visual Basic .NET, explaining the goals and new concepts. It will then discuss various upgrade options as well as the interoperability with Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual Basic .NET. In addition, it provides architectural guidance as well as programming recommendations, to allow developers to plan, design and develop Visual Basic .NET applications now or in the future. Finally, it will demonstrate how to take advantage of the new Visual Basic .NET features. Anthony Tsim, Program Manager |
View 01:39:17 | Best Practices for Upgrading Visual Basic� 6.0 Projects to Visual Basic.NET This session will cover the best practices to upgrade Visual Basic 6.0 projects to Visual Basic.NET. First, it will introduce Visual Basic.NET, explaining the goals and new concepts. It will then discuss various upgrade options as well as the interoperability with Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual Basic.NET. In addition, it provides architectural guidance as well as programming recommendations, to allow developers to plan, design and develop Visual Basic.NET applications now or in the future. Finally, it will demonstrate how to take advantage of the new Visual Basic.NET features. Anthony Tsim, Program Manager |