J,
We converted a project from VS.NET 2002 to 2005.
Winforms, with 6 solutions (each containing around 40 projects). About 50
projects include Winforms. Mainly VB.NET, with some C#. Multiple processes,
using Remoting. Some multi-threading. Alot of COM use (mainly Word and
Excel). Web integration (authenticates to web server to download data for
the specific user).
Haven't noticed any problems with 2005. Seems more stable than 2002.
Seeya
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Opinions without apparent basis are noise. Your recent messages certainly
have qualified as such.
Describe something complex you've done with Winforms or Webforms and tell
us you had no trouble; that might be an opinion that would be worth
listening to. Does "I dropped a button on a form and wrote a Hello World
program easily" describe what you've done?
At 07:56 AM 11/23/2006, Vince P wrote
>Sorry for having an opinion.
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>> I hope when I grow up I can be a cool programmer like you, maybe I'll
>find
>> out what that build menu does soon.
>
> yeah yeah blabla all you want... I just wanted to note that by
>keeping up the marketing farce that there's nothing to worry
>about, you do no-one a favor.
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> FB
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