Good grief that's funny stuff. Well, as the Elvis persona describes me
pretty well I guess I'm using the right language. Or should we say that,
given I'm an Elvis, it's no surprise I chose to use C#? LOL
But as to the OP's question:
"I preferred C# because my background in programming is in C#/C++/C/Pro
C and Java."
If you're the only developer, the above itself is no-brainer justification
that C# is the best choice.
Personally, I think the argument to migrate to VB.NET (over C#) because you
have developers that already know VB6 is a complete crock. A good VB.NET
developer (and good VB.NET code) will be 10 times more like C# than it will
VB6. Which is to say, the VB6 to VB.NET learning curve isn't really all
that different than the VB6 to C# learning curve. Maybe a few areas like
delegates, but the whole OO thing itself is going to be the real challenge
for many Morts I would say.
"Mickey Williams" <my first name at servergeek.com> wrote in message
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It's one of the developer personas that the language teams use to
categorize developers. Google for Mort Elvis and Einstein - you'll get a few hits.
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Mickey Williams
Author, "Microsoft Visual C# .NET Core Reference", MS Press
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