Lorenzo Barbieri @ Weblogs.Asp.Net

Shake your thoughts... Confessions of a MSF and .NET addicted
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Can I tell to my students that the next version of VB...

I've a big problem...

The next week I've to teach a seminar about VB 6 to .NET migration, and I'm not sure that I want to tell them that the next version of VB (no more .NET at least in the name) will allow you to write "VB6 like" Windows Forms code.

I know that the biggest problem of migrating to .NET is the Object Oriented nature of all the framework, including Windows Forms.

But I think that it's better to teach them how to do it in the OO way (perhaps with a tooltip when they use the old syntax, with links to examples and samples), and not give them back the Default Instance. Very Ugly!!!

What I have to do? Can I hide this information?

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