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1. #MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC FOR APPLICATIONS VIEW VARIABES DEBUG CODE#
2. #MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC FOR APPLICATIONS VIEW VARIABES DEBUG WINDOWS#

#MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC FOR APPLICATIONS VIEW VARIABES DEBUG WINDOWS#

Server Explorer also allows you to access databases, event logs, Windows Services, and so forth. Then you need to add only one line to increment the counter or a few lines to read the counter in a loop. Or you can use the Server Explorer to find the counter you need (or create your own), then drag and drop it into your application. NET Framework can be used to access them, then research the various counters in Win32®. You can spend your time digging through the MSDN® documentation on how the. Suppose you need to add support in your application for Performance Monitor counters. NET Compact Framework and the plug-in for Visual Studio. If you are building applications that run on Windows CE, check out the new. Then you can use all of the other standard features of Visual Studio. NET Framework for these devices and let Visual Studio. What about mobile applications for Windows CE or other handheld devices? You can use the Mobile Internet Toolkit that plugs into Visual Studio.

#MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC FOR APPLICATIONS VIEW VARIABES DEBUG CODE#

Quite a bit of the code that you would ordinarily have to write by hand is generated automatically when you use Visual Studio.

Windows-based applications are also much easier to create with Visual Studio. If you don't want to use the wizards for data access, write the code once, drag it into the Toolbox, rename it, and you can drag and drop it anywhere you want later. NET fires up a wizard to walk you through the creation of the code. If you drag a DataAdapter onto a page or other design surface, Visual Studio. For instance, it takes only a couple of clicks of the mouse to create a new ASP.NET page in Visual Studio. There are templates that enable you to build many application types from scratch. NET allows you to build applications much faster than you can with a text editor. Traditionally, 80 percent of development time is spent on maintenance. Now, let's tackle the question regarding hours of labor. NET goes far beyond the capabilities of any simple editor. NET provides and the other applications that are either part of the program or are available from other vendors, Visual Studio. Because of the rich tools that Visual Studio. This same concept applies to Visual Studio. I discovered that I was much more productive when using Windows because of the easy interface and the tools it provided. I remember when I switched from MS-DOS to Windows (in the days of Windows 3.0).

In fact, it reminds me of the early days when the MS-DOS® snobs wouldn't use Windows®. Visual Basic®, C#, JScript®, and C++ are all included, so shouldn't I just use an ASCII editor like Notepad?Ī This is a really good question. NET Framework lets you build applications without using Visual Studio®.