So, I have been trying VB.net for some time. It's been more than 1 month. I've been following web tutorials. But after all of that, I don't feel confident. I can do basic things, but I want a bit more advance stuff. I bought a book, but I don't understand most of it. Specially after coming to things like "enum"...
I'm confused & I'm about to give up. I was thinking about Python, but when I asked my cousin about it(he's a programmer of VB.NET, PHP, C++, SQL, JavaScript,HTML etc), He said to stick with VB.net.... But I'm confused & I believe I'm not in the correct path. I need some good source to learn.
Any help?
I would say the MSDN documentation would also be a good resource for you. If you're having trouble, click the link in my signature "Visit My MSDN Profile", ignore my profile, but those forums are what you should be looking at. You'll get lots of help there. Or my forum too
If you wanted to help support our community. VB.NET is VERY popular on my forum, and you'll get tons of help there as well.
Your not on the god path of actually learning, the language is the right path but not the learning curve.
I learned everything i know from just messing around with different things or Google'ing.
There's several users on YouTube that have a complete 'series' revolving around learning VB.NET.
Just like most people, use Google or YouTube. Their are many sources out their to help you progress and learn.
Hello. My first programming language was VB.NET and I had learnt a lot from it.
Here is how I did it: add a control I need on my program. Add a button. Go into the button's click event. type the other control's name and see the list of the properties I can use.
In other words, I explored the properties of the controls myself. And, if I needed any help I would go and search it on Google.
I suggest you choose one project that you really want to make and start making it. Search on Google to see how to make that project. (I started off with a Web Browser and it has gone pretty far:
http://www.zera.co.nr/)
If you don't understand anything or can't find anything then please ask on this forum.
Chk the yt chanel teachmecomputer and thenewboston n if u r willing to read thn msdn is the way to go
Hi,
I'm studying VB.Net since 2010 so, when i started i followed some tutorials on YT on this channel :
http://www.youtube.com/user/TeachMeComputer
Very good explained and nice video quality.
If you need some more help send me a PM!
Cya!