Back in the day, you use to be able to override an event in VB by using the drop down list in the code window. Today, I had a friend who is moving from Visual Studio 2003 to Visual Studio 2008 ask me, “How do I override events in VB.NET now?” All you get in the drop downs now is the event handlers.
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Thursday, May 8th, 2008
One of the features the CSharp guys have had for quite a while is Intellisense everywhere. Want to create a private variable? Just start typing private and hit the tab key as soon as the word is highlighted. This, combined with code snippets have made coding in CSharp a bit faster than coding in VB.
What about the VB guys?
Sorry. All the VB guys got was the ability to see methods an properties hanging off of their objects. They have had to type out the whole word for things like public, private, dim and class.
Until now. Watch the following video to see the new Intellisense for VB 2008 in action.
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Friday, November 23rd, 2007
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