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Dear Newsgroup,

Good day!

Please don't be ****ed.. I'm a newbie.. even though I've been in the industry for 3years now!(?)

Just like to get advise.

I'm currently planning to have a month-long self-study on VB-6..and progress on advancement...
I got background already, though I haven't practiced programming since it not much necessary for my current work.
But I would love to improve my programming skills since I think this is the only way to move UP!!!

Please advise, do I need to be an advance VB-6 programmer or I should jump-start on VB.Net?
A friend informed me that the program code of VB-6 and VB.Net is totally different.

I would really love to update myself and so far improved more on my programming skills specially on databases.

Either ways, VB-6 or VB.Net ... what's the best book to invest and study with...
Currently, I'm searching Amit Kalani books round the bookstores here in our place .. but so far no luck at all...

Hope anyone here in can advise me...

Appreciate your immediate reply...

Thank you very much!

--
Best regards,

Shiela

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"SM" <> wrote in message news:%...
Dear Newsgroup,

Good day!

Please don't be ****ed.. I'm a newbie.. even though I've been in the industry for 3years now!(?)

Just like to get advise.

I'm currently planning to have a month-long self-study on VB-6..and progress on advancement...
I got background already, though I haven't practiced programming since it not much necessary for my current work.
But I would love to improve my programming skills since I think this is the only way to move UP!!!

Please advise, do I need to be an advance VB-6 programmer or I should jump-start on VB.Net?
A friend informed me that the program code of VB-6 and VB.Net is totally different.

I would really love to update myself and so far improved more on my programming skills specially on databases.

Either ways, VB-6 or VB.Net ... what's the best book to invest and study with...
Currently, I'm searching Amit Kalani books round the bookstores here in our place .. but so far no luck at all...

Hope anyone here in can advise me...

Appreciate your immediate reply...

Thank you very much!

--
Best regards,

Shiela

If you are wanting to learn a language, and have no strong preference between VB6 and VB.NET, then it would seem to me that VB.NET would be the best choice, since that is the most recent version. However, it also depends on what tool is used in the organization for which you wish to move up in. If you love database programming, then perhaps T-SQL would also be a better fit. There is a lot of demand for SQL Server developers.

"SM" <> wrote in message news:%...
Dear Newsgroup,

Good day!

Please don't be ****ed.. I'm a newbie.. even though I've been in the industry for 3years now!(?)

Just like to get advise.

I'm currently planning to have a month-long self-study on VB-6..and progress on advancement...
I got background already, though I haven't practiced programming since it not much necessary for my current work.
But I would love to improve my programming skills since I think this is the only way to move UP!!!

Please advise, do I need to be an advance VB-6 programmer or I should jump-start on VB.Net?
A friend informed me that the program code of VB-6 and VB.Net is totally different.

I would really love to update myself and so far improved more on my programming skills specially on databases.

Either ways, VB-6 or VB.Net ... what's the best book to invest and study with...
Currently, I'm searching Amit Kalani books round the bookstores here in our place .. but so far no luck at all...

Hope anyone here in can advise me...

Appreciate your immediate reply...

Thank you very much!

--
Best regards,

Shiela

C#

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I also recommend the following microsoft press books for
training.
Microsoft Press Books About Microsoft Products and
Technologies at
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NOTE: These press books can be acquired cheaper at
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An excellent compliment to your training is to
use the free Microsoft Skills Assessments at
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These assessments are like mini certification tests.
You can take as many assessments as you need or want to
and its always free.

VERY IMPORTANT:
Industry use these assessments to measure your skill sets,
so completing them successfully is in your best interest.

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Also:
To support training get "101 Visual Basic and C# Code
Samples" at
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aspx

FYI-Geek101


>-----Original Message-----
>Dear Newsgroup,
>
>Good day!
>
>Please don't be ****ed.. I'm a newbie.. even though I've
been in the industry for 3years now!(?)
>
>Just like to get advise.
>
>I'm currently planning to have a month-long self-study on
VB-6..and progress on advancement...
>I got background already, though I haven't practiced
programming since it not much necessary for my current
work.
>But I would love to improve my programming skills since I
think this is the only way to move UP!!!
>
>Please advise, do I need to be an advance VB-6 programmer
or I should jump-start on VB.Net?
>A friend informed me that the program code of VB-6 and
VB.Net is totally different.
>
>I would really love to update myself and so far improved
more on my programming skills specially on databases.
>
>Either ways, VB-6 or VB.Net ... what's the best book to
invest and study with...
>Currently, I'm searching Amit Kalani books round the
bookstores here in our place .. but so far no luck at
all...
>
>Hope anyone here in can advise me...
>
>Appreciate your immediate reply...
>
>Thank you very much!
>
>--
>Best regards,
>
>Shiela