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Definitely. Heck, in .NET's early days, there was a distinct difference in quality of the software and of the team using VB.net vs C#, when they were 99% the sa
by shados 7y ago
Definitely. Heck, in .NET's early days, there was a distinct difference in quality of the software and of the team using VB.net vs C#, when they were 99% the same language (they had some features unique to each, but they were very few). But C# was used a lot in new projects or by people familiar with Java while VB.net was used in VB6 migrations or teams coming from VB6. That had a drastic effect on the end result, but the language had very little to do with it.
- moogly 7y agoThe VB shops I've seen code from tended to really like `On Error Resume Next`, too... Sure, I've seen global try/catch blocks swallowing all errors in C#/C++ code too, but definitely not as prevalent in my anecdata.
- cestith 7y agoSome developers seem to be more along the lines of "On Error Resumé Next".