Needless to say, IDE helps a web developer’s work to be more precise and quicker. Without IDE, a developer would have to select and manage all these tools separately, but IDE brings all these tools together as a single framework or service.
If you had the time, it would probably be worth the effort to do so (VB6 has been officially "dead and buried" for the last 13 years) but if, as you say, you're in a hurry, then your best bet would be to pop over to eBay and see if you can find a copy of VB6 for sale there. So, to summarise, moving from VB "proper" to Visual Basic. Net language you favour) using freeware tools (e.g. Net's Intermediate Language code can be easily reverse-engineered back into human-readable code (in whichever. You have to learn your way around the class libraries to get the most out of it. Net is a "grown-up", fully object-oriented language. The way that applications are put together is different. Forms are just Classes that you can see, and everything is created in code, even if the Designer writes that code for you.Īlso, there is no, viable "conversion" or "upgrade" mechanism everything has to be recode from scratch. Arrays are always indexed from zero, not one (or zero, depending on VB's quirky usage ). Control Arrays (as we know them) no longer exist. Whilst they share a Product Name and a handful of syntactic keywords, there the similarity ends. > " I want to get accustomed with an IDE that look like VB and easy for me to handle and grab. If you have to make it using the Basic programming language, then Visual Basic. If you "have to make" it "using VB 6.0", then you have to make it using VB 6.0. What is the best alternative that I can implement to prepare the software?" > " I have to make a software using VB 6.0. > " Do you feel I need much time to get friendly with the IDE of VB Express 2008?" Net can make executables and installation packages. " Can I make exe and installer with the versions."
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