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Re: Great Reasons Not To Learn VB.NET - PART 1The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. lol. Master Programmer wrote: Show quoteHide quote > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. From > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming languages. > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. > > > The Grand Master > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** There is no reason to be rude, I am just trying to help aspiring
programmers by giving them a real picture of Microsoft and why they should not use the software. If you have nothing constructive to add I suggest you keep your ugly mouth firmly closed. The Grand Master Blake wrote: Show quoteHide quote > Oh Yeah? I don't believe you. > > The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. > > If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you > cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. > > lol. > > > Master Programmer wrote: > > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. From > > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming languages. > > > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. > > > > > > The Grand Master > > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** > > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** > > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** "Master" programmer loves VB.NET!
:-) Master Programmer wrote:Show quoteHide quote > There is no reason to be rude, I am just trying to help aspiring > programmers by giving them a real picture of Microsoft and why they > should not use the software. > > If you have nothing constructive to add I suggest you keep your ugly > mouth firmly closed. > > The Grand Master > > > > Blake wrote: > > Oh Yeah? I don't believe you. > > > > The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. > > > > If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you > > cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. > > > > lol. > > > > > > Master Programmer wrote: > > > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. From > > > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming languages. > > > > > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. > > > > > > > > > The Grand Master > > > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** > > > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** > > > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** Actually I am thinking of creating an open source project (in vb 6.0)
to completely remove any version of the framework, VS and .NET programs. It will remove files, clean the registry and obliterate any trace of anything .NET. First I will copy all files to one location then perform a low level format on them. If anyone is interested in being involved just drop me a line. The Grand Master Blake wrote: Show quoteHide quote > "Master" programmer loves VB.NET! > > :-) > > Master Programmer wrote: > > There is no reason to be rude, I am just trying to help aspiring > > programmers by giving them a real picture of Microsoft and why they > > should not use the software. > > > > If you have nothing constructive to add I suggest you keep your ugly > > mouth firmly closed. > > > > The Grand Master > > > > > > > > Blake wrote: > > > Oh Yeah? I don't believe you. > > > > > > The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. > > > > > > If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you > > > cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. > > > > > > lol. > > > > > > > > > Master Programmer wrote: > > > > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. From > > > > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming languages. > > > > > > > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. > > > > > > > > > > > > The Grand Master > > > > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** > > > > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** > > > > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** Go one step further and take it all the way back to DOS. :-)
Hope your emailbox doesn't get too overloaded from all the responses to your project. james Show quoteHide quote "Master Programmer" <master_program***@outgun.com> wrote in message news:1166001745.456160.212650@16g2000cwy.googlegroups.com... > Actually I am thinking of creating an open source project (in vb 6.0) > to completely remove any version of the framework, VS and .NET > programs. It will remove files, clean the registry and obliterate any > trace of anything .NET. First I will copy all files to one location > then perform a low level format on them. > > If anyone is interested in being involved just drop me a line. > > The Grand Master > > > Blake wrote: >> "Master" programmer loves VB.NET! >> >> :-) >> >> Master Programmer wrote: >> > There is no reason to be rude, I am just trying to help aspiring >> > programmers by giving them a real picture of Microsoft and why they >> > should not use the software. >> > >> > If you have nothing constructive to add I suggest you keep your ugly >> > mouth firmly closed. >> > >> > The Grand Master >> > >> > >> > >> > Blake wrote: >> > > Oh Yeah? I don't believe you. >> > > >> > > The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. >> > > >> > > If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you >> > > cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. >> > > >> > > lol. >> > > >> > > >> > > Master Programmer wrote: >> > > > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. >> > > > From >> > > > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming >> > > > languages. >> > > > >> > > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > The Grand Master >> > > > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** >> > > > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** >> > > > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** > Dear Master Programmer,
You are in the wrong newsgroup mate. The guys who work with VB do it for money, not because it's considered to be cool, but because industry pays us to get solutions in hours rather than in weeks or months. From an industry point of view, using .Net saves companies money and thats it. From a programmer view, it has a decent tools, a good debugger and runtime errors and bugs which surface after a rollout can normally be rectified within a few hours. The code that takes 300 lines of VB (or turning to the APi), can be done in one line using a Common Control with .Net. If you want a cool VB6 project, develop a module that dispatches instructions to multiple CPU's, if they are present, which integrates transparently to our projects. ;-) Cheers. Show quoteHide quote "james" <jjames700REMOV***@earthlink.net> wrote: >Go one step further and take it all the way back to DOS. :-) >Hope your emailbox doesn't get too overloaded from all the responses >to your project. >james > > > >"Master Programmer" <master_program***@outgun.com> wrote in message >news:1166001745.456160.212650@16g2000cwy.googlegroups.com... >> Actually I am thinking of creating an open source project (in vb 6.0) >> to completely remove any version of the framework, VS and .NET >> programs. It will remove files, clean the registry and obliterate any >> trace of anything .NET. First I will copy all files to one location >> then perform a low level format on them. >> >> If anyone is interested in being involved just drop me a line. >> >> The Grand Master >> >> >> Blake wrote: >>> "Master" programmer loves VB.NET! >>> >>> :-) >>> >>> Master Programmer wrote: >>> > There is no reason to be rude, I am just trying to help aspiring >>> > programmers by giving them a real picture of Microsoft and why they >>> > should not use the software. >>> > >>> > If you have nothing constructive to add I suggest you keep your ugly >>> > mouth firmly closed. >>> > >>> > The Grand Master >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > Blake wrote: >>> > > Oh Yeah? I don't believe you. >>> > > >>> > > The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. >>> > > >>> > > If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you >>> > > cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. >>> > > >>> > > lol. >>> > > >>> > > >>> > > Master Programmer wrote: >>> > > > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. >>> > > > From >>> > > > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming >>> > > > languages. >>> > > > >>> > > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > The Grand Master >>> > > > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** >>> > > > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** >>> > > > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** >> > Actually a better idea is to create an open source project to randomly
damage parts of the framework, then fix them again after a short period of time. But I guess as the framework was developed my MS there is no need to, as they have that covered already. The Grand Master *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** james wrote: Show quoteHide quote > Go one step further and take it all the way back to DOS. :-) > Hope your emailbox doesn't get too overloaded from all the responses > to your project. > james > > > > "Master Programmer" <master_program***@outgun.com> wrote in message > news:1166001745.456160.212650@16g2000cwy.googlegroups.com... > > Actually I am thinking of creating an open source project (in vb 6.0) > > to completely remove any version of the framework, VS and .NET > > programs. It will remove files, clean the registry and obliterate any > > trace of anything .NET. First I will copy all files to one location > > then perform a low level format on them. > > > > If anyone is interested in being involved just drop me a line. > > > > The Grand Master > > > > > > Blake wrote: > >> "Master" programmer loves VB.NET! > >> > >> :-) > >> > >> Master Programmer wrote: > >> > There is no reason to be rude, I am just trying to help aspiring > >> > programmers by giving them a real picture of Microsoft and why they > >> > should not use the software. > >> > > >> > If you have nothing constructive to add I suggest you keep your ugly > >> > mouth firmly closed. > >> > > >> > The Grand Master > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > Blake wrote: > >> > > Oh Yeah? I don't believe you. > >> > > > >> > > The only way you can prove it is by going away and never coming back. > >> > > > >> > > If we hear from you again in here we will have to assume that you > >> > > cannot infact stay away from VB.NET. > >> > > > >> > > lol. > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > Master Programmer wrote: > >> > > > I for one do not plan of getting screwed over by Microsoft again. > >> > > > From > >> > > > now on I will be using open source solutions and programming > >> > > > languages. > >> > > > > >> > > > Languages that do not leave you at the mercy of these idiots. > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > The Grand Master > >> > > > *** VbCrLF: "Visual Basic Classic Revival Liberation Front" *** > >> > > > *** VB 6.0 Jihad - Fighing for what belongs to us. *** > >> > > > *** http://classicvb.org/Petition *** > > 
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