Transitioning from VB6 to VB.Net: Which books do you recommend???

[Alan Mailer]

The subject line basically says it all. Which VB.net books do you
feel are essential to your practice? Which books would you not want
to be without?

Thanks in advance.

 

[sloan]

You can't beat the price on this one:
Free Book - Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 to Microsoft Visual Basic
..NET

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vbrun/ms788236.aspx

 

[Alan Mailer]

Thanks so much for the recomendation! I'll check this out.

I probably should have made this clear... and I understand my Subject
Line implies otherwise... but I am not just asking for recommendations
on 'transitional' books, but VB.Net books in general.

In other words, a better Subject Line for this thread probably should
have been:

VB.Net: Which books do you recommend?

Thanks again for your help though, I'll still be checking out the
document you mentioned!

 

[rsine]

Thanks so much for the recomendation! I'll check this out.

I probably should have made this clear... and I understand my Subject
Line implies otherwise... but I am not just asking for recommendations
on 'transitional' books, but VB.Net books in general.

In other words, a better Subject Line for this thread probably should
have been:

VB.Net: Which books do you recommend?

Thanks again for your help though, I'll still be checking out the
document you mentioned!





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Alan,

I found the Microsoft .Net Core Requirements MCAD/MCSD Self-Paced
Training Kit to be an extremely valuable resource. The books in this
kit cover VB.Net and C# demonstrating how things are done in both
languages. The books are also broken down by Windows, Web, and Web
Services which is also helpful.