[VB] Visual Studio 2008 Express. [VB]

[<3Hacker<3]

Hey,
I was SEARCHING *Cough* google and I found this... Visual Studio Express? I dunno if it's any good but I thought I might give it to yeah all

Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition

I will upload to MegaUpload Soon - Dunno.

IF your new to it you can go here.
Beginner Developer Learning Center

 

[Daevius]

Hey,
I was looking the web and found CodeBlocks IDE.

Code::Blocks IDE - Open Source, Cross-platform Free C++ IDE

Lol, just kidding. I think VS2008EE is pretty well known for VB developers, isnt it? Just the latest release right?

 

[Demote]

News to me hate 6.0 and I use 2005 EE.

 

[?:mitchel:?]

Somebody know how to encode?

and i didn't tested vb8 office yet

 

[JarroD]

Thanks im a beginner. and thanks for the link to the beginners section

 

[fabianthebest]

Sounds nice xD

Greetzz, Fab

 

[Intelext]

Not so new news.

Anyway... We respect hackers who play habbo, rofl.

 

[evill33t]

imho vb is more a scripting language then a programing language
even pyfe has a more serious .net development style then vb
...
and eclipse ftw

 

[ghell]

Hey,
I was SEARCHING *Cough* google and I found this... Visual Studio Express? I dunno if it's any good but I thought I might give it to yeah all

Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition

I will upload to MegaUpload Soon - Dunno.

1) Why did you bold the whole post?

2) This is nothing new. Visual Studio express has been available for about 2 years now (it was only supposed to be free for a year). However, if you are serious about programming you need much more than the express edition (if you're still young [as I suspect most of the ragezone users are] check to see if your school/college/university/whatever is a member of the Microsoft Academic Alliance. As a student you may be able get VS 2005 Pro for free this way).

3) Why would you possibly upload it to megaupload? Microsoft lets you download it from their very high speed servers for free!

4) Crap as it may be, VB is not a scripting language. VBS is. The only point in getting visual studio is for C# or unmanaged C++ if you really need to (since MSVC is the defacto standard C/C++ IDE for windows).

5) I second that Eclipse FTW.