Visual Basic 6 Winsock Tutorial - Part 2 (Multi-user chat) Visual Basic / Networking
This is the part 2 of the winsock tutorial for visual basic 6.
In this part i will show you not just how to connect a client with
a server, but how to create a multiple connection receiving server,
and how to make a real chat network , something like IRC.
Getting Started With Visual Basic 6.0 Visual Basic / Getting Started
Visual Basic is an object-oriented programming language that uses the Microsoft Windows platform. The programs that are created using Visual Basic will look and act like standard Windows programs. Visual Basic provides one the tools to create windows with elements such as menus, text boxes, command buttons, option buttons, list boxes and scroll bars.
Proxy on Visual Basic. Tutorial Visual Basic / Networking
The most elementary single-thread Proxy in Visual Basic. In creating this manual we set ourselves the task to develop a minimum program code playing the role of Proxy-server (transmitting information from one port to another).
VB Overview Visual Basic / Getting Started
Visual Basic is a much-enhanced version of the BASIC programming language and the BASIC Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The bottom line of the enhancement is the VB can create Windows programs whereas BASIC could only create DOS programs. Ok, so the modifications are very major, but the idea holds true that Visual Basic is BASIC for Windows.
Visual Basic: The Basics Visual Basic / Getting Started
A great tutorial for people that are starting out with visual basic and need to get a rock solid start.Described are loops, conditionals and variables.
Class Construction and Destruction Visual Basic / General Development
It should appear to us clearly by now that inheritance is useful by allowing us to use an object that was already created but "upgrade" it with new features that were not available when the original object was born. In most cases, when creating a class, you may not thing that other classes would be inherited from it. In fact, this will usually not be your concern: you simply create a class and use it as needed. In some other cases, rather as you build your experience with Visual Basic. You may create a class that, although useful at the time, you may already think of other classes that would be based on it. This means that, at the time you are creating such a class, you would already keep inheritance in mind. Visual Basic provides various features that can assist you with creating and implementing class with different goals in mind.