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Article: Sharpening Your Axis with Visual Basic 9
30 June 08 02:12 PM

In the July/August issue of CoDe Magazine there's an article I wrote with Avner Aharoni (the Program Manager on XML literals) called Sharpening Your Axis with Visual Basic 9 . (They just opened up online access to even non-subscribers today!) I highly Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 2 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, LINQ, VS2008, Article, XML

Live From Bethmond Webcasts (The VBeth Webcast Series)
12 February 08 10:38 AM

I'll be doing a series of webcasts next month that you should check out if you're trying to get started with the new features in Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2008. (BTW, if you haven't downloaded Visual Studio 2008 or Visual Basic 2008 Express what are Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 12 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, Speaking, LINQ, VS2008, Community, DevCenter, Webcast, XML

Channel 9 Interview: XML Literals Performance and Namespaces Explained
14 December 07 01:57 PM

I just posted a Channel 9 interview with Avner Aharoni , a Program Manager on the Visual Basic Team, as he dives into LINQ to XML and XML Literals in Visual Basic 9 and explains namespace bubbling and the performance gains you may see using XML Literals. Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 2 Comments    

Filed under: Visual Basic, LINQ, VS2008, Channel9, XML

New Visual Basic LINQ to XML Videos Released!
01 November 07 03:00 PM

We just released a new set of How-Do-I videos in our LINQ series on LINQ to XML in Visual Basic. These 4 new videos will help get you up to speed on using this new language feature in Visual Basic 2008. They walk you through the basics of LINQ to XML, Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 2 Comments    

Filed under: LINQ, VS2008, Videos, XML

Quickly Import and Export Excel Data with LINQ to XML
30 October 07 08:00 PM

One really handy thing to do with relational data is to import and export it to Excel. This can be a total snap using LINQ to XML in Visual Basic 2008. For example, let's say I want to import data from an Excel spreadsheet into a local database file like Read More...

Postedby Beth Massi | 54 Comments    

Filed under: LINQ, VS2008, DevCenter, Article, XML, Office, Data

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