things that are old enough to still be running vb?

and i have a feeling people who still stick to vb are fairly stubborn.

i know im stereotyping here sorry if i offended anyone but that was my
experience


On Tuesday, 13 October 2015, Bill McCarthy <[email protected]>
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> Really ? What ‘legacy’ things are you referring to ?
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> *From: *Nelson
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> Personally i would turn down such offer - actually wouldnt even be
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> if you just recently graduated, your modern mindset would have a hard time
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> Guys I've been offered a junior dev job but they insist on vb.net only.
> Does anyone know what is happening with vb.net going forward? I would
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