(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok so i wanna make a YouTube account creator, or a PSN account creator, but i cant code in VB2010Express, im quite good at making the design i need someone to partner up and help me out with this, i will pay vbux and give credit also.

Heres the design ive made so far :

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Hope you like the design.

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Any help out there ?

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External creation is C++, C#, Python, Ruby and Java. VB.NET (in general) sucks for these things.

Thanks can u code in VB i need help

Thanks mateeee

Why don't you just get back on topic and help the guy.
Sorry I can't help as I don't really know that sort of thing if but nobody helps you here I'm sure YouTube can help you .

create a web browser

WebBrowser1.Visible = False

then go to youtube/psn and go to create an account

take the address (url) of it

then in create put

WebBrowser1.Navigate("address of create")

there you go
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If you want to go more advanced than that then you have to learn a different language because VB.net is limited

or . . .

you can .xml code in vb.net which is difficult but it can be done

You CAN code this in VB. There are many selling their sources. It is very easy.

You would need to forward a capatcha to the program, i would suggest VB for this as its pretty simple, you need to somehow make another window with a email account creator or use IR-ID to make yahoo accounts then use a username:password list to activate the accounts, in the activation part you would need to make the program only click on a email with certain words and click on a certain link inside the email, so it would be really hard.

VB.NET just sucks. real programmers use C++, Java, or Objective-C.

VB.Net can make some alright simple applications, in my opinion it is a great way for people to gain an interest in programming since your getting a basic idea of memorizing codes. Don't become dependent on it though, once you get a decent idea switch over quickly to a new language and stick with that one.

Read up though before you choose. I personally am wanting to learn Java but I don't have a strong enough computer to really make anything half decent that everyone else can make.