Building on the new designs that were launched in May, the MSDN team is beginning to release a new round of Dev Center design updates - starting with the Visual Basic Developer Center.

The new design is focused on three primary objectives:

• Increase discoverability of high-value content
• Offer more RSS feeds
• Integrate new social capabilities

Here are some new things to check out:

• Learn Tab: To help begin the process of finding learning resources, developers are first presented with a list of VB topics. Clicking thru on any topic loads a page of relevant learning resources organized by type (e.g., e-learning, books, classroom, etc.). Although you can’t see it on the surface, the team is actually leveraging new social bookmarking and tagging services from our Social Platform to create these views.
• Forums Tab: MSDN Forums are an essential resource for developers to ask questions, find answers, and discuss technical topics. All top Dev Centers will include a tab dedicated to Forums. The Forums page includes links to top forums, featured moderators, tips on using forums, and feeds of the Most Viewed and Most Helpful forums threads.
• Community Tab: The Community tab is where we try to surface all the great people and content coming from the global developer community - including Microsoft people. Couple of new and cool things about this page: Popular MSDN Social Bookmarks Feed displays VB resources bookmarked by the community using MSDN Social Bookmarking and tagged with VB-related tags (anyone can contribute to this new feed by using the "visual basic" tag). The new Buzz section contains similar feeds of online resources tagged with VB-related tags in popular community sites like Delicious, Digg, and Technorati.

Source- Technet Blog