Vbnet

VB.NET does not support multi-line lambda expressions.

Visual Basic annoys me because of the way arrays are initialized.

My attempt at a custom Windows Forms control that allows for dropping controls on it at design time

System.Threading.ManualResetEvent provides an easy way to allow cross-thread communication and to let other threads know when something has completed. Most of the time that I've needed it, I have a property in a class that is loaded in another thread, but I want to prevent access to the property until it is loaded. From what I've seen, this is a great time to use the ManualResetEvent.

If you've ever wondered why the increment and decrement operators weren't included in VB.NET, here's why.

Complaining about VB.NET and its predicate and closure support.

PropertyChanged events, references versus values, etc.

Questioning if Visual Studio supports highlighting "User Types" for VB.NET

Introduction to FileHelpers library