They seem to want to "evolve" the language (there's a mention of wanting to add things like try... catch while maintaining compatibility). Unfortunately the bi

They seem to want to "evolve" the language (there's a mention of wanting to add things like try... catch while maintaining compatibility). Unfortunately the biggest challenge will be third party components. I work with clients who want to migrate VB6 on a daily basis and I don't remember the last time I saw an application without multiple third party libraries. Many of these can no longer be installed in new versions of Windows and so clients are stuck on Windows XP/7 (Even though you can have VB6 installed on W11).