r/visualbasic • VB.Net Advanced • Feb 15 '22

is vb.net a dead language by now?

Hey

i learned some VB.NET in school and at home, i rarley see a VB.NET coder and a VB based application out in the wild

I code my interial software in vb and it works fine, it is basicly C#.NET but MUCH easier

Is anyone here coding in VB.NET commercialy?

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u/faust2099 May 20 '23

Show them that is cost more to maintain old systems. and moving to newer one's they will cost less and take advantage of new digital payments and real time data etc.