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MarkBrock wrote:
I've worked on a very large VB.NET project as well - A customized CMS for our government.
Not the one for the FBI that failed miserably and waisted $100 mil taxpayer's money by any chance is it ?
haha... that's classified :).
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This is the type of comment that only can be written by someone that doesnt know the language. I work on c# but i worked on VB.Net a few years before. The two main diferences i noticed on the transition was that intelisence is a lot better on VB, and on vb i don't have to compile the code to see errors.
Member 2411327 wrote:
The two main diferences i noticed on the transition was that intelisence is a lot better on VB, and on vb i don't have to compile the code to see errors.
That's not a language difference, it's an IDE difference.
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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This is the type of comment that only can be written by someone that doesnt know the language. I work on c# but i worked on VB.Net a few years before. The two main diferences i noticed on the transition was that intelisence is a lot better on VB, and on vb i don't have to compile the code to see errors.
I am a 8yr VB (and generic BASIC) refugee and I must say that C# has given me a warm fuzzy feeling since I started using it. One word: keystrokes ;).