| This two-part session presents the main differences between VFP and VB .NET, grouped into 20 subject areas. The contents of these two sessions are derived from Les' new book, VFP to VB .NET from Sams Publishing, copies of which will be for sale at the DevCon. The first session will focus on things that look different but really aren't, such as the IDEs, event handling, parameter lists in subs and functions, sub and function scoping and visibility, overloading, constructors (Init and New), menu designers, arrays, properties and property procedures, subclassing the base form controls, form inheritance, and others.
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