Hey guys.. if i download vb 08 express edition.. i know its a kinda lame ques..
but is that the same as the vb.net? so can i use the sources from a vb.net app?
VB.NET is the language of Visual Basic using .NET framework.
Visual Basic 2008 express is the IDE provided by Microsoft to code at, compile, etc...
It's not a language...
Originally Posted by h40xer
Hey guys.. if i download vb 08 express edition.. i know its a kinda lame ques..
but is that the same as the vb.net? so can i use the sources from a vb.net app?
But yes, you can use the"Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition" IDE to write .NET applications and compile them
Some people prefer '08 to 10. Apparently 2010 has some glitches or some crap.
I have VS2010 and VB 2008 express lol
2010 is great, But yes, there are some major issues (even still) and unless your proficient at vb, I would stick with 08 for a while, i would expect Microsoft to update the crap out of 2010 (hotfixes, Extensions, service packs, etc. ,
2010 is buggy. Doesn't save my projects half the time
Originally Posted by NextGen1
2010 is great, But yes, there are some major issues (even still) and unless your proficient at vb, I would stick with 08 for a while, i would expect Microsoft to update the crap out of 2010 (hotfixes, Extensions, service packs, etc. ,
Yeah I noticed that, I was getting soooo many weird errors when using C++ in VS2010 so I went back to C++ express 2008 and copy and pasted the code I'd been writing in VS2010 and what do you know, no errors -.-
i.e
Code:
'Do' is not a registered identifier
Or some crap like that, when clearly it is
VB 2010 didn't let me dim properly
2010 works for me. are you running a 32 bit or 64?
Originally Posted by consca
2010 works for me. are you running a 32 bit or 64?