think people are missing, VBA is all over the place right now. its not going away. because that's the only language that comes pre-installed on a Windows mach

think people are missing, VBA is all over the place right now. its not going away. because that's the only language that comes pre-installed on a Windows machine in the average Office. Any other programming language, from powershell to python, is almost certainly locked off and blocked off by corporate security policy and 10 layers of bureaucracy and organizational organizational-ness. This is how the world actually works. Because the half-broken obsolete proprietary vendor systems that run the world's major corporations need to be glued together to have any semblance of efficiency, and that glue a lot of times is VBA. It's basically the continuation of the PC revolution, the PC within the PC if you will. Pushing out and decentralizing the access to computing to the desktop of every employee.