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jedimastersterli
Created : 18 July 2011
 

Sweet Relief
So I found out that one of my new friends is majoring in code writing. What a relief to actually meet someone in person who knows more than I do on the subject.

He showed me a little of his programming system including VisualBasic, and I am converted.

In one day of vb I learned ten times more than i did with a whole week of win32. There's no substitute for good tech.

I experienced the same thing when my professor had us learn CAD programs. There was an AutoCad program from the early Nineties and a last year student edition of SolidWorks. It took concentration just to make a square with AutoCad, but i just flew through SolidWorks.

I just want LabView to come out with a cheap universal compiler, then any yeah-what will be able to code whatever on near zero experience.

Speaking of, if anyone knows languages that do for graphics what vb does for api. I still need to look into SFML, give that one a try.

 

Comments
Monday, 18 July 2011, 23:14
JL235
 		My recommendation is to use C# over VB. It's a much nicer language, and also runs on .NET. You can also use the excellent XNA framework for building a game, which you can't do with VB.net.
Tuesday, 19 July 2011, 02:14
Afr0
 		VB.Net also runs on .NET.
But yes, C# is a much nicer language. And supports XNA.