Author: Liew Voon Kiong

You have learned how to write simple Visual Basic 2015 code. In this new lesson, you will learn how to work with some common controls in Visual Basic 2015 and write codes for them so that they can response to events triggered by the user. Some of the commonly used controls are label, text box, button, list box, combo box, picture box, timer and more. However, in this lesson, we shall only deal with the text box and the label, we shall deal with other controls coming lessons. Learn how to work with controls by following

Visual Basic Lesson 5

In Visual Basic 2015 lesson 3, we have learned how to design the user interface by adding controls to the form and changing their properties. However, the controls on the user interface alone will not work without adding code to them. In this lesson, we shall learn how to write Visual Basic 2015 code for all the controls so that they can interact with events triggered by the users. Read more by following the link below:

http://www.vbtutor.net/index.php/visual-basic-2015-lesson-4-writing-code/

We continue to write lessons for Visual Basic 2015. In Lesson 3, you shall learn how to position the toolbox and how to add controls to the form in Visual Basic 2015. Click on the link below to learn more.

http://www.vbtutor.net/index.php/visual-basic-2015-lesson-3-building-interface-2-adding-controls-form/

The first step in developing a Visual Basic 2015 application is to build a graphical user interface. To build a graphical user interface, add controls from the toolbox to the form and then customize their properties. Learn how to customize a Visual basic 2015 interace from our Visual Basic 2015 Tutorial Lesson 2

We have begun to write and publish tutorial for Visual Basic 2015 base on the software Visual Studio Ultimate 2015 Preview downloaded from Microsoft Website.

Visual Basic 2015 preview is the latest version of Visual Basic launched by Microsoft in 2014. Although it is only the preview version, it is a fully functional programming language. Visual Basic  2015 is nearly similar to Visual Basic Express 2013, but it has added some new features especially features for building  mobile application

Click on the link below to view our first Visual Basic 2015 lesson.

http://www.vbtutor.net/index.php/visual-basic-2015-lesson-1-introduction/