I'm a little jazzed to say that I'm finally starting to learn .NET, since that's what recruiters tell me all the cool kids know. I'm going to focus on VB.NET, since that's the most easily transferable skill from what I already know.
It looks like I'm not alone: LinkedIn: Answers: What Microsoft Visual Basic and SQL Query Language Resources would you recommend?
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Thursday, March 8, 2007
Learning .NET
Posted by Daniel at 3:21 PM
Topics: programming, SQL, VB.NET
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