Hi Gary,
If you're vertical market then the language choice should be what you're likely to learn faster and that sounds like VB to me from what you're saying. If you were embarking into the open market then I would recommend C#.
>I (and a colleague) are finally embarking on the move to .Net.
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>We have decided to follow the MCTS -> MCPD paths and gradually get qualified (my first ever qualification in IT since I am 100% self taught!)
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>But we can't decide if we should go VB.Net or C#.Net, We are a vertical market developer, and currently use VFP9 desktop apps with VFP back end and an ASP.Net (VB Script) web interface.
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>I know VB syntax would be easier to learn and I did a little VB years ago and the web stuff is currently VB, but are we then just learning another dying language? (don't jump on me that VFP's not dead - I LOVE the Fox and will use it as long as possible, but it is dying). Is C# worth the steeper initial learning curve and will it's very difference stop us getting the two syntax confused?
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>Any thoughts welcome.
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>Gary.
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