Developer Events in 2006

.NET debugging, tracing and instrumentation - Feb 7th 2006 - 7pm - Buswell's Hotel, Dublin
In this session we will walk through the built in capabilities of the .NET framework and other tools that provide debugging, tracing and instrumentation for .NET developers.
Web 2.0 IIA & IDN - Feb 21st 2006 - 6:30pm - The Morgan Hotel, Fleet Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
The evening will feature an introduction to Web2.0 Technologies, Business & Marketing implications and code based demonstartions, teaching you to build Web2.0 asynchonous software on .Net and Enterprise Java platforms.

Programming Links

The Microsoft Developers Network site is the definitive resource for all matters related to the Win32 API and related technologies.
ITtoolbox for Visual Basic Knowledge Base Content, community, and service for Visual Basic professionals. Providing technical discussion, job postings, an integrated directory, news, and much more
If you are serious about getting under the hood with Windows, SysInternals Feeware provides a really powerful toolset to allow you to do just that. Put simply: the best free software on the net.
The VBCodeLibrary is an extensive library of visual basic routines that you can share (and add to) for the benefit of all your development team.
A1VBCode is a brilliant source code site for beginners and intermediate level VB coders to get stuck in to
For Visual Basic news and announcements VB Wire is the definitive source
For a complete list of Visual Basic related resources Reliable Answers is your best bet
The TextControl website is the source of the TextControl OCX which gives you access to a powerful and flexible word processor control from your applications without requiring extensive coding.
The AllApi site has examples of a large number of Win32 API calls explained with Visual Basic examples.
Planet Source Code is the largest code repositry on the internet - although you do have to wade through a lot of chaff to get to the wheat.

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