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If the support was still there I'd still be using VB.NET. I've coded professionally in a dozen languages, including a lot of time in x86 assembler, C++ etc. S
by qingcharles 2y ago
If the support was still there I'd still be using VB.NET.
I've coded professionally in a dozen languages, including a lot of time in x86 assembler, C++ etc.
Still like VB.NET better than any other. To me, it was the most readable code.
- wglb 2y agoIs it not still supported?
- drewnoakes 2y agoit is still supported and developed.
- qingcharles 2y agoIt is, but it's really on life support. It's supported for legacy development in the most part. There are so few people coding in it now you'll never see any example or tutorial .NET code in VB.NET.
- aqueueaqueue 2y agoYou may like Python! At least the syntax.