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Mean Dean (http://www.healyourchurchwebsite.com) wrote:
Glenn Slaven (http://glenn.bluemountains.net.au) wrote:
I agree Dean. While I much prefer some of the open source languages, you can't beat the step-through-execution of the VB(6/.NET) IDE combined with the ability to view the immediate contents of all variables and objects.
This, however, doesn't stop me from believing that ASP is just plain wrong. (Although I have been told that ASP.net does rock, I've not had a chance to test it yet)
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Debugging is okay, provided the debugging tools are okay. I mean like MSFT or hate them, the debugging features of .NET make the task much easier than some old school practices I've endured since 1983.