Source code demo file for VB.NET 2015

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Is there any new source code demo project for VB.NET 2015?
It seems codeproject.com are lacking resources of VB.NET.
I know that VB.NET is not quite popular nowadays but I hope there will
be a surprise as Visual Studio 2015 still continue to provide developer with VB.NET language.

If you can help me,please provide some other ways where to learn new VB.NET besides codeproject.com

Thank you!

Posted 26-Dec-15 11:37am

YusairiYap

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Dec-15 21:44pm

It seems to you, and it's wrong. Looking for some VB.NET project regardless the topic is quite pointless. Moreover, you are not asking any questions. Help you? With what?
If you want to learn VB.NET, learn it; how is it related to CodeProject. CodeProject is no a school.
—SA

YusairiYap 27-Dec-15 12:28pm

Thank you sir.
I will buy a book for it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Dec-15 14:38pm

Or download, or read online...
It's important to do the exercises as you go.

Good luck, call again.

—SA

YusairiYap 28-Dec-15 12:24pm

Thank you sir
Okay!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Dec-15 12:35pm

You are very welcome.
—SA

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-26T16:43:00

Solution 1

Google for "vb.net 101 samples". There is no documentation with these. Seriously, if you're trying to learn VB.NET, pickup a book on it.

Posted 26-Dec-15 16:43pm

Dave Kreskowiak