Cameron Beccario

Cameron Beccario

Cameron Beccario has been a developer on the Visual Basic .NET core compiler team at Microsoft for the past three years. He started programming in BASIC at age 8 on the TRS-80. His first exposure to Visual Basic was with version 2.0, and he has been professionally involved with the language ever since.

Articles Authored

  • Visual Basic .NET: A Punch of a Tool

    Last updated: Wednesday, August 31, 2022

    Published in: CODE Magazine: 2002 - September/October

    The newest version of Visual Basic now has support for full object-oriented programming, provides access to the .NET Framework and use power and flexibility of the Common Language Runtime. Never have there been more reason for VB developers to consider making the move to Visual Basic .NET. Yet, amidst the excitement surrounding the .NET platform, some major productivity features have been lost in the shuffle.