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The momentum behind VB.NET was mainly because most enterprises using VB6 assumed it was the natural replacement.
by Foobar8568 3mo ago
The momentum behind VB.NET was mainly because most enterprises using VB6 assumed it was the natural replacement.
- gnabgib 3mo agoYour humble opinion? Nobody likes giving up what they know.. Perl, Python, Ruby, VB6 (can be moved to c#), Pascal (still relevant)
- WorldMaker 3mo agoTo be fair, VB.NET itself also thought itself the natural replacement/direct continuation. Its compiler version started at 7.