Pace
Well-known member
Bah!
I absolutely love VB.net, I think its one of the best things to ever come from Microsoft...
Im truly devestated however as my firms apps are all in access... I find access harder to use than vb.net... im gutted.
I just come to write a new app to introduce, all looking very sexy and the code looked really sweet, vb.net just flows gracefully across the screen but we have many many functions that bounce off one another from access and the code just lucks yuk! I simply cant get my head around all the changes these functions do to integrate with my .net apps... oh the pain and shame.
More of a rant than a question but is anyone in a similar situation? I was wondering how they are finding things... our access app is something like 200+ forms and without any data (we have linked sql tables) its plus 120meg...
I absolutely love VB.net, I think its one of the best things to ever come from Microsoft...
Im truly devestated however as my firms apps are all in access... I find access harder to use than vb.net... im gutted.
I just come to write a new app to introduce, all looking very sexy and the code looked really sweet, vb.net just flows gracefully across the screen but we have many many functions that bounce off one another from access and the code just lucks yuk! I simply cant get my head around all the changes these functions do to integrate with my .net apps... oh the pain and shame.
More of a rant than a question but is anyone in a similar situation? I was wondering how they are finding things... our access app is something like 200+ forms and without any data (we have linked sql tables) its plus 120meg...
