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A Response to DonXML's "XLINQ XML Literals... Classic ASP Spaghetti Hell? "

[I started this as a comment on Don's blog and decided it was getting too lengthy for a comment]

Don,

[Let me switch on my Religion Degree Hat... Unnhhh... Ok... I think it's on... do you see the light??  No... Nuts...  Ahhh... the switch... bzzzt!]

AMEN!!!!!!!!! 
In the past this type of post would have gotten my dander up a little, but (in case you haven't noticed), my first project over at ASPSOFT is a C# one.  I still am somewhat passionate about VB, but mainly because I recognize it as the entrance to professional programming.  As Phil Haack said we need to expect more of Mort -- and all professional developers!! (In essence you're talking about Mort too).  I know that the lure of the VB team is to make it easier.  I would implore the VB Team to make it easier for us to write good code better. 

As far as C# goes (I have been meaning to state this to the world)
No sweat!  If you can write bad code in VB (like me); you can screw up C# too <grin />.  Honestly I made the jump with no effort; I'm quite amazed.  Evidently I knew C#... I've noticed that over the last several months I have looked at .Net Code (C# and VB.Net), and haven't really realized that I was looking at C# or VB code... it was just .Net code... Pretty cool!  I'm liking the C# thing... Maybe I'll stay over on the C# side and pollute the pool <grin /> 

With that said...
ATTN MS!  I demand that you give us C#ers some of the productivity enhancements you gave the VB guys.  Specifically I want Default Windows Forms Instances!  I want to design a Windows Form with the designer and only have to write "form1.show();"

[In case you missed it that was sarcasm]


Posted Tue, Feb 7 2006 6:02 PM by Jay Kimble

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