Steve Chia
June 7th, 1999, 07:57 PM
Hi,
I've been told a number of times that Visual Basic is a better tool to create fast MMIs whereas VC++ i used to create the background processes.
May I know how true this argument is?? I know that VB is good for creating fast prototypes with the MMIs but when it comes to complicated ones can it be better than VC++??
Thanks!! Hope to hear from you soon!!
Regards,
Steve
Masaaki
June 7th, 1999, 11:13 PM
Hi.
If you go to Forum section, you will find the same topic which you
want to know the other people idea.
But, I just memtion about this.
1) On the point of view of Software company owner, VB is better than
VC++ because VB is a better tool to develop Windows application as fast as possible.
2) On the point of veiw of object-oriented programmer, VC is better
language to enjoy making application. Sometimes, we spend much time
to solve the problem. When we figure it out, we get much confidence
of VC.
As for me, I just take a class of VB as well as VC. Now I mainly
make the application by VC.
Sometimes, I check the refernce of VB on ActiveX control like MSChart,
and I am disappointed at VB syntax. For example, the function of VB
don't need to be filled as its parameter. VC - C++, must be obeied to
its format once C++ declare the function.(VB user-defined function
must be done also.)
Last, i try to learn VC almost by myself and it will be better to learn Java because it is also object-oriented one.
This may not be pointed out your question, but I prefer VC because
VC is more attractive language to learn.
Regards.
-Masaaki Onishi-