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Yeah, as someone who worked somewhere that had a VB6 project: VB.net was only at all useful as a stop gap between VB and C# and a barely useful one at that. Th
by Guvante 3y ago
Yeah, as someone who worked somewhere that had a VB6 project: VB.net was only at all useful as a stop gap between VB and C# and a barely useful one at that.
The language as it stands is fine and interop with .NET means it is a decent choice to use, outside of C# just having a bigger user base from a "how easy can I hire devs" standpoint.