Any VB.Net Developers in the house? (1 Viewer)

[Joel Mack]

Re-posted on a suggestion by Mr. Maskeeper:

I'm looking for a good "So you want to learn VB.Net" book.

I don't have much of a recent programming background. I did a lot of BASIC about 20 years ago, and took some classes awhile back in COBOL, Assembler, and Smalltalk (so you know my brief but unimpressive coding background).

Any suggies?

Thanks!

 

[Chad Ellinger]

I've always been a fan of O'Reilly's books. Although I haven't read it, Learning Visual Basic .NET is something you might want to check out.

 

[David Broome]

I agree, O'Reilly's books are usually pretty good. Depending on how much you like on-line documentation, I usually just stick with the MSDN samples and references to figure stuff out. Or good ole Google. Have you done a search for VB.Net tutorial on Google?