I feel like an outsider but: VB.net, Winforms and DirectX 9. Also the odd bit of C++ for interfacing with some 3rd party libraries where performance is importan

I feel like an outsider but: VB.net, Winforms and DirectX 9. Also the odd bit of C++ for interfacing with some 3rd party libraries where performance is important. My customers are engineers (of the traditional type) and Windows is very popular among them. I chose VB.net because it solved some problems I was having with VB6, which I chose because I inherited it from my predecessor who used it when it was the fashionable thing.