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C# all the way.
From what I understand in the market here is that job seekers don't liketo
list VB on resumes. C# is preferred by far.
Knowing Java, it was easier for me to pick up C# due to the similarities.
Thanks,
Todd Allen
EDPS
Electronic Data Processing Services
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All C#. VB still leaves that bad after-taste. I know it is probably better
now, C# feels more like Java to me and I started first learning Java.
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On Oct 9, 2010, at 7:19 PM, Richard Schoen <richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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No reason not to shamelessly promote. I do when the request warrantsit :)
work, but wouldn't let it out the door. The lukewarm response from
Yeah, I gave up on native ASP.Net too when I found out IBM had done the
Rochester this summer sealed the deal :)
because you actually DO develop in Visual Studio and they convert it to
The closest we got was using the Mainsoft technology which is cool
Java runtimes.
easier to deploy .Net on a Windows server and it's much more mainstream as
We've used Mainsoft for a few production applications, but it's still
well.
little simpler. Include me in that camp as well even though I do a lot of
Do you guys use VB or C# for language of choice ?
I've found that most RPGers gravitate towards VB because the syntax is a
Java too :)
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Hi Richard
First point, our web site is ancient and was put together in 10 minutes
produce good web applications for our customers but our own web sitecomes
way down the list of development priorities!).access layer to
I don't think our site suggests anything magical? We do obviously run
ASP.NET <http://asp.net/> on Windows servers and just use a database
communicate with either DB2 or SQL Server (the choice is made at tabledata
level). We simply use the IBM provider like any others. We do implement
caching to reduce the number of calls to the DB2 database (or SQLdatabase)
but really the complexity lies in the application design and businesslogic
just as it would in any other scenario.the
As regards to running .NET natively on the iSeries I gave up that dream a
long time ago, and if my verbiage suggests that we do then I best change
wording a.s.a.p. (new site will be along soon).
P.S. I am not promoting my business in this group (you would have to be
kidding!!).
Regards
Maurice
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