It makes some relatively simple things much more complex. I like it because
it is more structured and really forces you to plan out projects more than
the RAD nature of CF. That said, it's slightly discouraging to make the
switch, because things you used to be able to do in a couple of hours now
take more time.
Robyn
-----Original Message-----
From: bret [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 2:57 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: VB.net programmers
I kind of addressed this in my forthcoming response to Ian, but I agree
with you -- it has many, many strenghts. Development speed did not
appear to be one of them though, so it sort of became a thorn in our
side in that regard.
There's a lot to like about .NET, but every time I found myself back in
CF, I'd breathe a sigh of relief. :-)
-Bret
Robyn Follen wrote:
> How come? .NET programming is fun!
>
> Although, I must add, that I am very happy to *not* be working with .NET
> anymore. :-)
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