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Office Development with Visual Studio Tutorial Series – Part 2
08 December 09 10:51 AM
Last month Robert Green , VSTO MVP, started a series of tutorials on building on Office 2007. Today we published part 2 of his step-by-step tutorials. Thanks Robert! In this second part of the series of tutorials on Office Business Applications, learn Read More...
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New Learning Resources on the VSTO Developer Center
01 December 09 05:43 PM
Last week we revamped the Learn pages on the VSTO Developer Center with more content that allows you to pivot on more fine-grained topics and tasks under each type of Office solution. We’ve changed the layout of these pages so that you can browse for Read More...
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SF Bay.NET UG Tonight: Create a Custom Outlook Add-In using VSTO
18 November 09 02:23 PM
If you’re in the Bay Area, come on out to downtown SF where Robin will be talking about Outlook Add-ins tonight. Create a custom Outlook Add-In using VSTO When :  Wednesday, 11/18/2009 at 6:30 PM Where : Microsoft San Francisco Office, 835 Market Read More...
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Channel 9 Interview: Overview of SharePoint Development in Visual Studio 2010
16 November 09 03:53 PM
In this interview I catch up with Mike Morton, a Senior Program Manager on the Visual Studio team developing tools for SharePoint development. Mike gives us a great introduction and overview of these tools from the Visual Studio Developer perspective. Read More...
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History of Visual Studio
28 October 09 01:07 PM
I just started catching up on a cool series on Channel 9: The Visual Studio Documentary The documentary kicks off by taking you back to the days of MS-DOS and Alan Cooper who originally sold Visual Basic to Bill Gates back in 1988. It has a lot of BASIC Read More...
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SDC 2009 Recap & Surprise
20 October 09 06:39 AM
SDC09 has been a blast. I just finished my last session on Building Office Business Applications with Visual Studio 2010 and I think it went well. We created an OBA for good old Northwind Traders. I migrated the 2008 code which is here on code gallery Read More...
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WPF In-Depth with Billy Hollis
12 October 09 10:12 AM
If you’re up in Redmond, the . NET Developers Association has a very special guest for their meeting tonight. Billy Hollis will be speaking on WPF showing off a real business application he developed. Billy has a very “practical programmer” style that Read More...
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A New Look is Coming to MSDN – See a Preview on the VB Dev Center
07 October 09 09:25 PM
Today MSDN released a preview of what’s to come later this month on the Visual Basic Developer Center . You should notice an URL at the top that directs you to check out the preview : Besides the cool colors you’ll see a better layout on the home page Read More...
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Great Article on Community
02 October 09 11:08 AM
I just read a great article on DevProConnections by Michael K. Campbell , The SQL Server Community: A Welcoming Place for Newbies It reminded me of when I started developing on the Microsoft platform back in the early 90s and how welcoming I found developers Read More...
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Silicon Valley Code Camp Oct. 3-4 : Schedule is up!
28 September 09 12:37 PM
As I mentioned before , I’ll be speaking this weekend at Silicon Valley Code Camp ( http://siliconvalley-codecamp.com/ ). This is a FREE event at at Foothill College and it’s not just Microsoft technologies. A lot of great speakers will be there too. Read More...
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What is Microsoft’s Visual Basic 6 Support Strategy?
14 September 09 05:47 PM
I just posted an interview on Channel 9 with Paul Yuknewicz , Lead Program Manager on the Visual Studio team. Paul discusses Visual Basic 6 runtime and IDE support options as well as proven techniques, tools and best practices for interoperability and Read More...
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Speaking at the Central CA .NET Users Group Tommorrow Night!
09 September 09 02:08 PM
Tomorrow I'll be speaking at the Central California .NET Users Group located in Fresno, CA. I'll be tag teaming with Tim Huckaby , CEO of Interknowlogy showing off some new features of Visual Studio 2010. I'll talk about the managed language co-evolution Read More...
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Rate and Ask Questions on How Do I Videos on the VB Dev Center
03 September 09 05:50 PM
“How Do I” Videos have been an incredibly popular free training for Visual Studio developers for a couple years now. Today MSDN launched a pilot on the Visual Basic Developer Center’s “How Do I” Videos that allows you to rate them and add comments. Sweet! Read More...
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Come to Silicon Valley Code Camp October 3rd & 4th
27 August 09 03:00 PM
I’ll be speaking again this year at Silicon Valley Code Camp! Only 37 days left to register: http://siliconvalley-codecamp.com/ This free event will be at Foothill College again this year.  There are over 100 sessions currently listed covering topics Read More...
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Silverlight Toolkit on CodePlex Adds Live Samples in Visual Basic
03 August 09 02:27 PM
Today Justin updated the Silverlight Toolkit on CodePlex with samples in Silverlight 3 that you can run live directly on the site. Check out all the live tutorials: Part 1 – Controls Part 2 – Charting Part 3 – Theming Part 4 - Navigation Controls Part Read More...
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