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I remember the same feeling with VB6/VC6. Sure, with VC6, you could do More Stuff, and theoretically, it would be Better Stuff. But in an afternoon with VB6,
by DanHulton 13y ago
I remember the same feeling with VB6/VC6. Sure, with VC6, you could do More Stuff, and theoretically, it would be Better Stuff. But in an afternoon with VB6, I could bang out a good first prototype for SO many projects that in many cases, ended up being "good enough" that we never needed to go back and re-do it "properly" in VC6.
PowerBuilder, though... Man, that can't die fast enough.
- tluyben2 13y agoThat's how I sold Delphi; I applied for VC projects and then talked them into a 'fast prototype' in Delphi. They never rewrote and I had happy clients for many years. It worked especially well in companies who where forced into VC by higher management and already did a few (long, painful usually) projects in it; they could now show off something much faster and with more features.