I will likely never be paid to work with it, nor will I ever justify working with it, but I still have a VB6 'COMPLETE' book I am probably never throwing away,

I will likely never be paid to work with it, nor will I ever justify working with it, but I still have a VB6 'COMPLETE' book I am probably never throwing away, it is a lot of fun to go through it over the years and look back at how things used to be. I wish VB had retained its ability to build native apps instead of becoming a .NET language that eventually got dropped. It was a fun first-time programming language, and I'm sure there's plenty of apps still coded in VB6 out in production right now...