Difference between revisions of "VB6 and VB.net"
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| + | VB.NET has some major approvements on VB6... | ||
| + | It support threads, control creation at runtime (yes VB6 has a trick for that), nicer setup projects... | ||
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| + | When I first migrated to VB.NET I really hated all the changes they made, but now after getting used to it, I can really see that it is still VB... so are they different languages ? No I don't think so... | ||
| + | it's just evolution... Like we moved out of our caves and into our houses, VB6 took the next step as well... | ||
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| + | I probally will hate VB.NET 2005 as well at first... | ||
Revision as of 09:51, 5 September 2005
VB6 and VB.net are VERY different languages.
They do share some syntax and the name but that is about it.
Please note that this is written by a VB6 developer so may be biased
VB.NET has some major approvements on VB6... It support threads, control creation at runtime (yes VB6 has a trick for that), nicer setup projects...
When I first migrated to VB.NET I really hated all the changes they made, but now after getting used to it, I can really see that it is still VB... so are they different languages ? No I don't think so... it's just evolution... Like we moved out of our caves and into our houses, VB6 took the next step as well...
I probally will hate VB.NET 2005 as well at first...
