VB.NET Version of the Contact Manager Application Now Available

It's finally here: the VB.NET version of the demo application from my article series on N-Layer Design using ASP.NET 3.5.

You asked for it, and now it's here: the VB.NET version of the Contact Manager Application that I use as a demo application in my article series on N-Layer design.

All credits go to Sven Huijbrechts from ClearMedia bvba as he did 99.9% of the translation. Unfortunately, he ran out of time, so I fixed the last few remaining issues just a few minutes ago.

Go check it out now: it's available for download here. You can also download the application from the Downloads section at the end of each article.

If you have comments or questions about the source: let me know. I'll try to answer them, or relay them to Sven if necessary.

Imar

 


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Written by Imar Spaanjaars
Date Posted 02/03/2009 20:07

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