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News flash - They can't ! yet ! (you lack of a sense of logic and coherence in writing text, you better let others to make a comment, those who understand the problem)

YES WE CAN ! Visual Basic...

:( then how can you resist to a proposal for a new Visual Basic 6.0 ?! Dglienna, look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4wh0IksOfg
If Microsoft will not come back with a NEW Visual Basic 6.0...

You are inline already and you're one of the 10 ! you have no idea what is happening do you !?

And the point is ?!



And the point is ?!
I know the history of Visual Studio man ! I do not understand why you telling me something I already know ... and many do !



Man! put down the...

YES! (although I think there are far more than 150000) VB. NET and other programming languages ​​have much much less programmers than Visual Basic 6.0 has. 500$ X 150000 = 75000000$ (and they would...

We all ask that but MS thinks of the VB6 problem (I can assure you of that). Many VB6 programmers have made ​​phone calls to Microsoft representatives and continues to do so! Now Visual Basic 6.0 is...

Sure, you did not understand anything of what is said here and you do not understand the problem ... very sad!

This is just your opinion ! :) We, the VB6 programmers, know the current technologies that Microsoft supports (so we must NOT learn them again), these current technologies that you speak of are for...

Yes I am "proficient" in some modern languages and two platforms, and I avoid VB .NET (because that's what it is all about it seems) for the simple reason that the app's are super addicted (and slow)...

QUOTE: "This throws us into an older conclusion, namely if it is new it is not necessary better. " :), but Visual Basic 6.0 is !

from an economic point of view?! realy ?! How do you know?

The people are speaking increasingly often of suing Microsot for Visual Basic 6.0

ok, but if there is a high chance for VB6 to appear in a new version, why to obscure that ? what is the reason for the comments that can stop this ?! (especially that his opinion weighs)

I read your two posts. I do not like when someone makes me a liar when I bring solid arguments and I really do not appreciate it. None of the above links are biased. Your experience is relative in...

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The same VB.NET programmers continued heavily to program in VB6. I'm a multi language programmer, but still I am attracted of VB6 like a magnet.
I know that sounds weird, but VB6 (as a programming...

Of course, some are found in a simple Bing/Google search:

http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/3440221-bring-back-classic-visual-basic-an-improved-versi
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The question is valid for you too: And how would you know this? There are a lot MORE VB6 programmers than there were in the past. Actually I know by the number of VB6 projects from 2013, however,...

I do not understand you! You like VB6 but you're against it ?! what happens here ?!

Actually there are more VB6 developers in 2014 than in 2009-2010. You don't understand the point of this. It will be a new VB6 which will make applications on other platforms too.

You said...

I say this because there are many, many VB6 programmers. How do you figure the chances ? Are you a decision guru from the Visual Studio team ? :)

I agree with dglienna, the source code of VB6 has small chances to be given to the VB6 community, BUT, the chances that a new version of VB6 will be reintroduced to the market, are very high!

I agree, and here's a new article (and they will keep coming because VB6 community began to wake up):



http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/710181/Visual-Basic-6-0-A-giant-more-powerful-than-ever

Rebellion leading to: 1) introduction to the market of a new VB6, or, 2) VB6 developers moving to Linux. You did come off rude :). The valid points have been made all over the internet. Older VB6...

I think the programming language it must be the people's choice (so far VB6 is). If Microsoft wants some deploying to Azure, or the Phone, or the Surface Tablet, then it must make a new version of...

Not true, everyone uses Visual Basic 6.0 on Windows 7 and 8. VB6 works much better on Win7 and 8 than on XP :)