Re: Microsoft doesn't want you to use VB .Net
- From: "Randall Arnold" <rgarnold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2006 00:51:30 -0600
"It appears vb.net is one of the greatest accomplishments in Microsoft
history"
VB.net on *winforms* is great. Yeah, I felt like Homer at first: the
transition from vb6 to VB.Net 2005 was painful. VERY painful. But I was
determined to get it and when the light clicked, man... from that point on
it all just flowed. And I began to hate dealing with legacy VB6 code.
But then I tried to use VB.Net on asp.net web pages. And the pain began
anew... only thanks to Microsoft's paranoia of the internet also extending
to the intranet, I don't think THIS pain is going to ease. It's just gonna
get worse.
Greatest accomplishment? Sure-- with caveats.
Randall Arnold
"Brad Rogers" <bradz1234.nspam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:lJhtf.50$713.6@xxxxxxxxxxx
>I do understand product vs delivery. Thats why I stopped trying to assist
> with technical aspects, because youre complaining about the 'delivery',
> but
> I have yet to actually see the same problem. vb.net is complex, its
> massive
> and its hard to understand.
>
> Interesting analogy to the mechanic, but I havent experienced that
> problem,
> and used vb.net since 2002. Some details are sketchy but they fix them.
> It
> appears vb.net is one of the greatest accomplishments in Microsoft
> history.
>
>
>
>
>> I've taught C as a first programming language in 4 days, start to finish.
>> And yes, I did cover pointers and pointers to functions. I've taught all
>> aspects of Unix and shell script programming. I've successfully taught
> under
>> terrible conditions - like no working computers.
>>
>> But YOU can't seem to comprehend the difference between the product and
> the
>> delivery. I still don't know if VBNet is any good because at every turn I
> am
>> hampered by Microsoft's lousy efforts to support the transition. It's
>> like
>> having a mechanic work on your car who is great - but he scratches up the
>> body and leaves greasy stains on the upholstery and returns the car with
> no
>> gas and a flat battery.
>>
>>
>
> int main (void) {
> int x = 3;
> int y = 2;
>
> y = x++ + x++;
>
> printf("the answer is: ", y);
>
> return 0;
> }
>
> what is y?
>
>
>>
>
>
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