Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
68 lines (52 loc) · 2.86 KB

File metadata and controls

68 lines (52 loc) · 2.86 KB
title Additional resources for Visual Basic programmers
description Discover resources on the web for you to learn, ask questions and find out more information about Visual Basic.
ms.date 02/21/2018
ms.prod .net
ms.technology
devlang-visual-basic
ms.topic article
helpviewer_keywords
Visual Basic, additional resources
resources [Visual Basic], additional
Help, Visual Basic Web sites
Visual Basic, videos
ms.assetid 9bfb42e9-327f-439b-935e-8884f6aca80c
author mairaw
ms.author mairaw

Additional resources

The following web sites provide guidance and can help you find answers to common problems.

Microsoft resources

On the web

Term Definition
Visual Basic .NET Language Design Official repository on GitHub for Visual Basic .NET language design.
Microsoft Visual Basic Team Blog Provides access to the Visual Basic team blog.

Code samples

Term Definition
Code Gallery Download and share sample applications and other resources with the developer community.
Visual Basic documentation samples Contains the samples used throughout the Visual Basic and .NET documentation.

Forums

Term Definition
Visual Basic Forums Discusses general Visual Basic issues.

Videos and webcasts

Term Definition
Channel9 Provides continuous community through videos, Wikis, and forums.

Support

Term Definition
Microsoft Support Provides access to Knowledge Base (KB) articles, downloads and updates, support webcasts, and other services.
Visual Studio Questions Enables you to file bugs or provide suggestions to Microsoft about .NET and Visual Studio. You can also report a bug by selecting Help > Send Feedback > Report a Problem in Visual Studio.

Third-party resources

Term Definition
VBForums Provides a forum to discuss Visual Basic, .NET, and more.
vbCity A community site for people to learn and ask questions about Visual Basic and .NET.
Stack Overflow Stack Overflow is a question and answer site for developers.

See also

Get started with Visual Basic
Talk to Us