I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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You couldn't be more right Master. VB.Net is the ultimate tool for windows
programming. VB 6 is worthless. Yeah, you heard me right.
"Master Programmer" <master_program mer@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>
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Hi Dad!
"Larry Linson" <no@nono.comwro te in message
news:%23Uth2FVU HHA.1016@TK2MSF TNGP04.phx.gbl. ..You couldn't be more right Master. VB.Net is the ultimate tool for windows
programming. VB 6 is worthless. Yeah, you heard me right.
>
"Master Programmer" <master_program mer@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>>>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>>
>
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Re: VB.Net Rules!
I love VB.NET also, but you ask to be forgiven about the rants. What if it
wasn't OK?
You did ask!
"Master Programmer" <master_program mer@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>
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"Larry Linson" <no@nono.comsch rieb:VB.NET is the ultimate tool for .NET programming. VB6 isn't worthless.You couldn't be more right Master. VB.Net is the ultimate tool for windows
programming. VB 6 is worthless. Yeah, you heard me right.
;-)
--
M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/>
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Re: VB.Net Rules!
Zim,
Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
simply trolling with different bait.
Bruce
"Zim Babwe" <zimbabwe@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote in message
news:uk$dUVVUHH A.4404@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...>I love VB.NET also, but you ask to be forgiven about the rants. What if it
>wasn't OK?
You did ask!
>
>
"Master Programmer" <master_program mer@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>>>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>>
>
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I miss VB6 and "classic" ADO ... but I aint going back. There are too many
new tools that make my life easier. I'm sure that was part of the Microsoft
master plan. However, if you like VB.Net, you would probably like C# even
more. The hands, wrists, and bursitis appreciate not having to type as much.
"Master Programmer" <master_program mer@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>
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Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., isBe careful here, there is a Larry Linson who was/is an MS Access MVP,simply trolling with different bait.
and Aaron has been trolling under Larry Linson Jr. Whether or not the
other poster name Larry Linson is just another alias or not I'm not
sure. Also, as far as I can tell, Aaron and Master Programmer are two
different people, though for a while they joined together in .Net
trashing.
As far as the OP goes, given your history many (including myself) are
skeptical at best at your statements. I will however give you the
benefit of the doubt and forgive the previous trolling and welcome you
back into the newsgroup. Just behave this time, I'd hate to have to
plonk you again...
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
On Feb 16, 1:06 am, "Bruce W. Darby" <kraco...@atcom cast.netwrote:Zim,
>
Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
simply trolling with different bait.
>
Bruce
>
"Zim Babwe" <zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote in message
>
news:uk$dUVVUHH A.4404@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>>I love VB.NET also, but you ask to be forgiven about the rants. What if it
wasn't OK?
You did ask!"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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Re: VB.Net Rules!
so.. c# is the solution to VB.net code verbosity?
I thought that VB6 was.
I am not going to embrace dotnet until the next version; I've been
saying that for several releases now.
I just can't deal with a bloated IDE that crashes on me.
I refuse to do it.
On Feb 16, 5:01 am, "Earl" <briks...@newsg roups.nospamwro te:I miss VB6 and "classic" ADO ... but I aint going back. There are too many
new tools that make my life easier. I'm sure that was part of the Microsoft
master plan. However, if you like VB.Net, you would probably like C# even
more. The hands, wrists, and bursitis appreciate not having to type as much.
>
"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message
>
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...
>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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Bruce;
only in your own twisted paranoid universe do I deserve to be
mentioned in the same class as MP.
MP is a genius; he should be Sr Management at Microsoft.
AS SHOULD I.
-Aaron
On Feb 15, 10:06 pm, "Bruce W. Darby" <kraco...@atcom cast.netwrote:Zim,
>
Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
simply trolling with different bait.
>
Bruce
>
"Zim Babwe" <zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote in message
>
news:uk$dUVVUHH A.4404@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>>I love VB.NET also, but you ask to be forgiven about the rants. What if it
wasn't OK?
You did ask!"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message
news:uWxC0sUUHH A.868@TK2MSFTNG P05.phx.gbl...>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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Re: VB.Net Rules!
and for the record, .NET trashing is APPROPRIATE because it is still a
subset of vb6.
and Microsoft doesn't explain it that way.
-Aaron
On Feb 16, 5:12 am, "rowe_newsgroup s" <rowe_em...@yah oo.comwrote:>Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
simply trolling with different bait.
Be careful here, there is a Larry Linson who was/is an MS Access MVP,
and Aaron has been trolling under Larry Linson Jr. Whether or not the
other poster name Larry Linson is just another alias or not I'm not
sure. Also, as far as I can tell, Aaron and Master Programmer are two
different people, though for a while they joined together in .Net
trashing.
>
As far as the OP goes, given your history many (including myself) are
skeptical at best at your statements. I will however give you the
benefit of the doubt and forgive the previous trolling and welcome you
back into the newsgroup. Just behave this time, I'd hate to have to
plonk you again...
>
Thanks,
>
Seth Rowe
>
On Feb 16, 1:06 am, "Bruce W. Darby" <kraco...@atcom cast.netwrote:
>>Zim,>Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
simply trolling with different bait.>Bruce>"Zim Babwe" <zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote in message>news:uk$dUVVUHH A.4404@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...>>I love VB.NET also, but you ask to be forgiven about the rants. What if it
>wasn't OK?
You did ask!"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message
>news:uWxC0sUUH HA.868@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if I
>>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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Re: VB.Net Rules!
I would say that is one of the biggest advantages, but not the only one. C#
is much more concise -- if you can deal with all the brackets { }. Some
developers claim that C# is actually more understandable ... instead of Dim
strThing as String, you have string strThing, the idea being that in C# it
is not only less verbose, but has a natural flow. Semantics, I gotta use
both, so it's a non-issue, except that I sometimes forget how to do
something in one language that I can do in another.
<pfc_sadr@hotma il.comwrote in message
news:1171660495 .791596.327640@ m58g2000cwm.goo glegroups.com.. .so.. c# is the solution to VB.net code verbosity?
>
I thought that VB6 was.
>
I am not going to embrace dotnet until the next version; I've been
saying that for several releases now.
>
I just can't deal with a bloated IDE that crashes on me.
I refuse to do it.
>
>
>
>
On Feb 16, 5:01 am, "Earl" <briks...@newsg roups.nospamwro te:>>I miss VB6 and "classic" ADO ... but I aint going back. There are too
>many
>new tools that make my life easier. I'm sure that was part of the
>Microsoft
>master plan. However, if you like VB.Net, you would probably like C# even
>more. The hands, wrists, and bursitis appreciate not having to type as
>much.
>>
>"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message
>>
>news:uWxC0sUUH HA.868@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>>>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if
>I
>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>
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how can you get more concise than DIM?
fuck brackets; I won't hit SHIFT every 30 seconds
those dipshits should have looked at a keyboard before screwing VB and
putting all their efforts into C#
c# is for fags that missed the 90s because they were stuck in C++ and
Java still-- without a decent IDE.
Meanwhile, we were the WORLDS MOST POPULAR LANGAUGE AND MS KILLED IT
WITH NO VIABLE OR PRACTICAL REPLACEMENT
On Feb 16, 4:34 pm, "Earl" <briks...@newsg roups.nospamwro te:I would say that is one of the biggest advantages, but not the only one. C#
is much more concise -- if you can deal with all the brackets { }. Some
developers claim that C# is actually more understandable ... instead of Dim
strThing as String, you have string strThing, the idea being that in C# it
is not only less verbose, but has a natural flow. Semantics, I gotta use
both, so it's a non-issue, except that I sometimes forget how to do
something in one language that I can do in another.
>
<pfc_s...@hotma il.comwrote in message
>
news:1171660495 .791596.327640@ m58g2000cwm.goo glegroups.com.. .
>>so.. c# is the solution to VB.net code verbosity?>I thought that VB6 was.>I am not going to embrace dotnet until the next version; I've been
saying that for several releases now.>I just can't deal with a bloated IDE that crashes on me.
I refuse to do it.>On Feb 16, 5:01 am, "Earl" <briks...@newsg roups.nospamwro te:I miss VB6 and "classic" ADO ... but I aint going back. There are too
many
new tools that make my life easier. I'm sure that was part of the
Microsoft
master plan. However, if you like VB.Net, you would probably like C# even
more. The hands, wrists, and bursitis appreciate not having to type as
much.>"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message>>news:uWxC0sUUH HA.868@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if
I
offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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the answer to verbosity = Vb6 _NOT_ csharp
the answer to verbosity = BUILDING A TIME MACHINE AND BLOWING UP
VISUAL FRED
On Feb 16, 4:34 pm, "Earl" <briks...@newsg roups.nospamwro te:I would say that is one of the biggest advantages, but not the only one. C#
is much more concise -- if you can deal with all the brackets { }. Some
developers claim that C# is actually more understandable ... instead of Dim
strThing as String, you have string strThing, the idea being that in C# it
is not only less verbose, but has a natural flow. Semantics, I gotta use
both, so it's a non-issue, except that I sometimes forget how to do
something in one language that I can do in another.
>
<pfc_s...@hotma il.comwrote in message
>
news:1171660495 .791596.327640@ m58g2000cwm.goo glegroups.com.. .
>>so.. c# is the solution to VB.net code verbosity?>I thought that VB6 was.>I am not going to embrace dotnet until the next version; I've been
saying that for several releases now.>I just can't deal with a bloated IDE that crashes on me.
I refuse to do it.>On Feb 16, 5:01 am, "Earl" <briks...@newsg roups.nospamwro te:I miss VB6 and "classic" ADO ... but I aint going back. There are too
many
new tools that make my life easier. I'm sure that was part of the
Microsoft
master plan. However, if you like VB.Net, you would probably like C# even
more. The hands, wrists, and bursitis appreciate not having to type as
much.>"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message>>news:uWxC0sUUH HA.868@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry if
I
offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
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Seth,
Again, I stand corrected. :) I was simply attempting to use some logical
reasoning behind the post I made. The original post, by Larry Linson, stated
how very much that person LOVES VB.Net. The very next post, by one susiedba,
was also overflowing with praise for the .Net language, followed by another
post by another one of the unnamed one's personalities stepping right behind
the others. The only time ANY posts about VB.Net by 'the one who will remain
unnamed' have not contained any vitriolic, abusive or filthy language has
been when the poster has a conversation with himself. Therefore, by logical
definitions, he was trolling in the opposite direction.
I am sorry that you feel that I am less than honorable in my intentions on
this newsgroup. I do tend to get a bit too involved in things sometimes, but
my whole intention in coming to this newsgroup was to try to learn
something. If I have overstayed my welcome, so be it. Thank you for your
graciousness, but I shall no longer post on this board.
Bruce
"rowe_newsgroup s" <rowe_email@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:1171631523 .908725.301890@ v45g2000cwv.goo glegroups.com.. .>>Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
>simply trolling with different bait.
Be careful here, there is a Larry Linson who was/is an MS Access MVP,
and Aaron has been trolling under Larry Linson Jr. Whether or not the
other poster name Larry Linson is just another alias or not I'm not
sure. Also, as far as I can tell, Aaron and Master Programmer are two
different people, though for a while they joined together in .Net
trashing.
>
As far as the OP goes, given your history many (including myself) are
skeptical at best at your statements. I will however give you the
benefit of the doubt and forgive the previous trolling and welcome you
back into the newsgroup. Just behave this time, I'd hate to have to
plonk you again...
>
Thanks,
>
Seth Rowe
>
>
On Feb 16, 1:06 am, "Bruce W. Darby" <kraco...@atcom cast.netwrote:>>Zim,
>>
>Aaron, aka Master Programmer, aka Larry Linson, aka susiedba, et. al., is
>simply trolling with different bait.
>>
>Bruce
>>
>"Zim Babwe" <zimba...@doyou reallythinkthis isreal.comwrote in message
>>
>news:uk$dUVVUH HA.4404@TK2MSFT NGP03.phx.gbl.. .
>>>>>I love VB.NET also, but you ask to be forgiven about the rants. What if
>it
>wasn't OK?
You did ask!"Master Programmer" <master_program ...@outgun.comw rote in message
>news:uWxC0sUUH HA.868@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>>I love VB.Net! The next version is going to be even better. I'm sorry
>>if I
>>offended anyone with my rants. Please forgive me. OK?
>
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