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"Future Directions of Visual Basic" Interview with Paul Vick (Lisa Feigenbaum)
05 November 08 10:17 PM
In this short 10min video, I interview language architect Paul Vick about what industry trends he would think about while designing the Visual Basic language. Some of these trends have motivated features in the next version of the Visual Basic language Read More...
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"Visual Basic 10: New Features" Interview with Paul Vick (Lisa Feigenbaum)
03 November 08 11:06 AM
In this video, I interviewed language architect Paul Vick about what new language features are coming in the next release of Visual Basic. We talked about auto-implemented properties, collection initializers, statement lambdas, removal of the line continuation Read More...
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TL12: Future Directions for Microsoft Visual Basic (Lisa Feigenbaum)
02 November 08 04:20 PM
Didn't make it to the PDC? No problem. You can still check out the *hottest* presentation at the Professional Developers Conference this year, available publicly on demand! Paul Vick (Principal Architect) and Lucian Wischik (VB Specification Lead & Read More...
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Where is the VB Team going to be over the next few months? (Lisa Feigenbaum)
28 September 08 03:26 PM
We have quite a few trips coming up over the next couple months, and we want to connect with you while we’re on the road. Here is our plan. Let us know where we can find you. ;-) October 6-7, 2008 Software Development Conference 2008 : http://www.sdc.nl/ Read More...
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"Future Directions of Visual Basic": Don't miss this talk at the Professional Developers Conference! (Lisa Feigenbaum)
19 September 08 01:20 PM
The Professional Developers Conference (PDC) is coming up next month, October 27-30 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The conference will focus on the future of the Microsoft platform. Here is the website for more information: http://www.microsoftpdc.com/ Read More...
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