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Ohh, that screenshot brought back memories of Win 3.1 I remember developing real world apps using MS Access on Win 3.1. It was a great RAD platform, you didn't
by etatoby 8y ago
Ohh, that screenshot brought back memories of Win 3.1
I remember developing real world apps using MS Access on Win 3.1. It was a great RAD platform, you didn't even had to know all of SQL and VB right away, you could add it bit by bit as needs arose. All the while I was learning C and C++ with the Borland compiler and playing around with Corel Draw. Fun times. I was in high school.
- kerng 8y agoOh, VB6 was the most productive language I have ever used I think. It really was about rapid development and getting stuff done by non experts, which was very powerful. Wonder if we'll see something like this again in upcoming years.