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VB.NET For AutoCAD
Level 1 |
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Our Level 1 Class is
designed for people with little to no prior software development
experience. Code Snippets are utilized heavily in this class so
students can focus on the principles being taught instead of
experiencing confusion and frustration related to typing in code
character by character, line by line, trying to find syntax
errors and typos.
Training days 1-3 are spent learning concepts, inserting and
modifying code, and running exercises. These days provide the
foundation necessary to begin writing code yourself from
beginning a new project to compiling a project for distribution.
Training day 4 is a project day where students work on projects
of their own while being mentored by the instructor. Student
response indicates this is the most valuable day because their
specific questions are answered and they are given guidance on
projects of their own.
Duration: 4 Days |
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VBA Migration
TO VB.NET |
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We have known for a
couple of years now that VBA was on its way out. Microsoft
stopped issuing new licenses of VBA in July of 2007.
Fortunately, there are a number of different ways AutoCAD VBA
projects can be migrated into VB.NET.
During training days 1-3, students are exposed to numerous VBA
to VB.NET Migration techniques and scenarios focusing on the
specific AutoCAD / VBA programming APIs as well as making the
most of the .NET API. Students are shown ways to utilize their
existing code as well as techniques and procedures proven to
speed comprehensive ‘rewrites’ in VB.NET.
Project Day, Training day 4, gives students the opportunity to
ask questions specific to their VBA migration tasks. Whether
they need help getting started or pushing through a complex
migration issue, they will have the help of an expert so they
return to work not only educated but having started their
migration.
Duration: 4 Days |
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VBA Migration
To C# |
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Although migration
out of VBA tends to move in the direction of VB.NET, we know
there are many who choose to migrate into C#. And although there
are differences between VB.NET syntax and C# syntax, they are
both making use of the .NET Framework and nearly all of the
migration issues dealt with in VB.NET are the same as those for
C#.
As with the VBA > VB.NET Migration training, training days 1-3
deal with migration techniques and scenarios but with the goal
of migrating VBA code into C#.
Project Day, also day 4, is filled with student-specific
questions, answers, and guidance of student-focused migration
projects.
Duration: 4 Days |
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