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> I maintain that it was never really intended > for the web we use these days anyway. It was designed to make web development "simple" for the kind of people
by radicalbyte 15y ago
> I maintain that it was never really intended
> for the web we use these days anyway.
It was designed to make web development "simple" for the kind of people who built WinForms applications and were too lazy to learn how the web actually works.
Thankfully Microsoft have learnt from their errors so are now pushing these types towards making a mess of Javascript. Visual Basic types will be happy to learn that semicolons are optional.