> VB6 was one nice thing - build 'a program' as you understand them in Windows. Why the fuck is it so hard nowadays? My takes is because it's not modular enoug

> VB6 was one nice thing - build 'a program' as you understand them in Windows. Why the fuck is it so hard nowadays? My takes is because it's not modular enough. Sure it's easy to plop this and that components here and there, add events, etc. However as requirement changing each pages / sections need to be changed as well. Not to mention portability to linux or mac. That and we're talking about db access, drivers, and security (in memory data sniffing / tepering). Of course it doesn't applied to all kind of apps, but those who need constant changing are the one who pays Microsoft bills.