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Theodp writes 'Microsoft recently for Visual Basic 6 applications through the full lifetime of Windows 8, so (VB6 shipped in '98). So why has VB6, 'the un-killable cockroach' in the Windows ecosystem, managed to thrive? 'Cockroaches are successful because they're simple,' explains David S. 'They do what they need to do for their ecological niche and no more. Visual Basic 6 did what its creators intended for its market niche: enable very rapid development of limited programs by programmers of lesser experience.' But when Microsoft proudly trotted out VB.NET, the 'full-fledged language' designed to turn VB6 'bus drivers' into 'fighter pilots,' they got a surprise.

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'Almost all Visual Basic 6 programmers were content with what Visual Basic 6 did,' explains Platt. 'They were happy to be bus drivers: to leave the office at 5 p.m. (or 4:30 p.m. On a really nice day) instead of working until midnight; to play with their families on weekends instead of trudging back to the office; to sleep with their spouses instead of pulling another coding all-nighter and eating cold pizza for breakfast. They didn't lament the lack of operator overloading or polymorphism in Visual Basic 6, so they didn't say much.' Exactly, though I'm quite 'meh' on VB6, it is still simple enough to slap something out in it in next to no time, and it works.

Sure I'd like the IDE to improve and a couple of niggles to disappear, but hey - all languages have them, including.NET. There was a thread on /. Recently about teaching salespeople to code - in my experience you don't bother trying, you just give them a copy of VB6 and tell them to knock themselves out.

Next thing you know, they've knocked up something that does what they want. Give them a copy of VS2012 and tell them to do the same thing using WPF front end with a C# WCF webservices remote service and they wouldn't be able to do it. And that pretty much sums up why VB6 is still with us and was so popular. Better than the hobbled up shit they use today with Access databases linked to Excel dumps. One of my BA's at work literally turns on his laptop in his van once he pulls close to the building.

He then lets it 'calculate' his formulas and worksheets for this massively complex model he's created. It takes about 35 minutes so he's opted to turn the machine on early and walk into the building with it while it churns at 100% cpu and thrashes the hard drive. He even had it get corrupted once when it crashed and he nearly lost all his work. The guy is an idiot. But his model gets shit done and surprisingly management could care less how he does it. Half the time IT is the unwitting force behind this sort of thing.

If somebody spent an hour with him and gave him the odd assistance, then chances are his application, while not pretty, would be far more effective and maintainable. However, that would be an act of ceding control, so typically IT will say 'no backend databases or help for you' and proceed to try to tell the business that they should invest in a $500k development investment to basically do what they can already do with the hobbled-together s. Absolutely true, but if you look at [thedailywtf.com] you'll see that so-called 'professional' programmers can come up stuff that's just as bad. Only they think they're coding gods, at least the salesman with his VB app knows its just a quick n dirty piece of crap tooling that he uses to get his work done. In my place, I know several VB programmers who happily say this, and they know that one day we'll rewrite their apps 'properly' so they are less expensive to maintain and work better, when we have the time. Which will probably be never.