>6. If you have a project of base classes and you make a change there, you have to Rebuilt every project that derives their classes (during the design).
>I can go on an on.
And BTW, don't forget that in .NET you are building every time you run your app. Sure you need to rebuild a library of controls to see the results in the forms ( or see them in the toolbox etc) but that has the advantage of the compiler catching bugs before you run the whole project only to find the control you dropped on has a bug - and perhaps harder to find once it's part of the project.
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