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I bought VB 1.0 from an 800 number in Dvorak’s back page PC Week article. I still have the floppies and manuals. I made a lot of consulting cash being an exper
by ChicagoDave 1y ago
I bought VB 1.0 from an 800 number in Dvorak’s back page PC Week article. I still have the floppies and manuals.
I made a lot of consulting cash being an expert in VB 6.
When .NET came out, I switched to C# and learned object-oriented programming. (Ironically by reading Bruce Eckel’s “Thinking in Java”).