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So, it's been a few months since I posted here. But, it's not like I've been slacking. I've even fleshed out some of the start-up sequence code for Nimble (I ended up changing one of my dev machines, and that caused me to need to do some...
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We have a new blogger on the site. Jon Starr has started his TestHelpers blog and forums. I'll let him fill you in on all the details though.
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My first project is going to be a calculator for NETCF written in VB.Net. I hear you saying "It's been done!"....and yer right. However, not like I want it to work. When I was in college, I had a stack screen calculator ( I suppose most...
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This project has gone through several different forms of source control and bug/issue/feature tracking (currently CodePlex for both) and has gotten a bit unwieldy. Lots of features have been started but not finished. Some of the stuff that's been...
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After talking with Chris (Craft) about his project for the next 30 days, I asked if he would mind whether or not I took his C# code and converted it to VB.NET to post here and he liked the idea. With that said look forward to having some updated code...
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Fellow Mobility Geek and friend Chris Craft has started a series on his blog which aims to showcase 30 Windows Mobile Applications in the next 30 days. Simple examples to get anyone started on the path towards Windows Mobile Development...now why didn't...
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Adventures in CSLA has been relaunched as.... Schizo Developer! Sounds like an odd name, I know, but it stems from the fact that these days I do a lot of work with QTP (VBScript) generating automated testing for work, and VB.Net development at home for...
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Well, I guess the Adventures in CSLA didn't get started like I hoped it would.... There's been a change of scenery and jobs, and that has taken me away from it. I might be back on CSLA in the future, but lately, I've been getting more excited...
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This weekend, I'm speaking at the Iowa Code Camp on "What's This XNA Thing I Keep Hearing About?" I'm covering some basic XNA 2.0 concepts and a couple demos. I'm doing the Spinning Bouncing Ball demo in C# and the Chase Camera...
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I've posted the slide deck and demo code from my user group presentation the other night. You can download it here: http://ilovevb.net/Web/files/folders/vbmobile/entry132.aspx The demo code shows basic SMS Messaging, State & Notifications Broker...
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1: Imports Microsoft.Xna.Framework 2: Imports System.Math 3: 4: Public Class Utils 5: ''' <summary> 6: ''' This function uses Bresenham's Line Algorithm to find the 7: ''' most direct path between two points...
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If you're interested in Microsoft Robotics Studio, but despaired at the lack of VB samples... we're here for you. Keep checking back to the site as we've got some people working on putting together some VB demos, samples and tutorials. Once...
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This article explains the basics of building a simple but useful application using the .NET Compact Framework where we’ll go beyond “Hello World” but not so far that you’ll get lost in the process. We accomplish this by focusing on building our application...
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This is the sample code used in the 3 demos I did today (3/25/08) for the Magenic Webinar on Visual Studio 2008. Grab it here. The archive contains a solution with 2 aspx pages and the related VB codebehind files. You should be able to look at the query...
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Over the last month, I have asked a lot of people (including consultants, VB MVPs, in-house developers, students and hobbyists) how they use VB.NET and to tell me the most recent thing they had done with it. I'm still putting all of it together, but...