
ANZ | 4 |
China/HK | 6 |
Korea | 4 |
India | 4 |
SEA | 4 |
Taiwan | 4 |
Total | 26 |

Microsoft MVP since 2003
ANZ | 4 |
China/HK | 6 |
Korea | 4 |
India | 4 |
SEA | 4 |
Taiwan | 4 |
Total | 26 |
Source: Dave Massy’s Blog
Download: Visual Studio Express Editions
Introducing Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 for Developers
Get a focused, first look at the features and capabilities in Microsoft Visual Basic 2005, Visual Studio 2005, and the .NET Framework 2.0. If you currently work with Visual Basic 6, these authors fully understand the adoption and code migration issues you’ll encounter. They’ll step you through a quick primer on .NET Framework programming, offering guidance for a productive transition. If you already work with .NET, you’ll jump directly into what’s new, learning how to extend your existing skills. From the innovations in rapid application development, debugging, and deployment, to new data access, desktop, and Web programming capabilities, you get the insights and code walkthroughs you need to be productive right away.
Welcome to the March edition of the Visual Basic Microsite. First off, I would like to congratulate KenLin for being the first (and only!) person to respond to my little hidden giveaway. The coveted MVP Clock is on its way to Hong Kong, make sure you keep an eye on this section for the next giveaway!
Congratulations, you won 1st Prize in the March 2006 Contest! As you may know, a lot of people competed but only a few won and you are among that select few. Nicely done!!! Please also keep in mind that your prize is not just a stupid, geeky gift, but it is also a symbol to represent your contributions to the development community. When folks ask you how you won, you can tell them that it was by helping out other geeks. Be proud and brag alot!!! Below you will find the details of your prize.
Overview of Community Credit
Community Credit was founded by David Silverlight, a Microsoft MVP and an active member of the development community, as a way to reward fellow IT Professionals who have contributed toward the development community. Currently, the rewards for these contributions are simply the satisfaction of helping colleagues in the development community. Now, they can be rewarded by recieving not only geeky gifts like a Swiss Army USB Drives, Caffeinated Hot Sauce or a Binary Wall Clock, but they also recieve a cool plaque to hang on their wall and impress their coworkers.