I have little experience with Access. I have made one commercial app with
Access for payroll and few inhouse apps. I think Access is good for small
inhouse applications but it have its limitations.
With VB.NET you can do almoust anything :) And not forgetting ASP.NET
"Ed From NY" <Ed******@discussions.microsoft.com> kirjoitti viestissä
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I come from the Access world. I am learning VB/ADO.NET...I think things
are going backwards. I can do things in Access much faster than .NET.
FunctionOverloading is great....but I think Access is a remarkable
product. If they included a compiler and use the ADP (sitting on top of SQL Server)
then you've got it made.
I am talking more about developing apps for internal departments in
companies.
"Sean Hederman" wrote:
"Jim Douglas" <ja***********@genesis-software.com> wrote in message
news:F4********************@comcast.com... With .NET becoming the right tool to use now what do you think is
going to be the next great development technology?
VS.NET 2005 is slated to include Clippy:
http://notgartner.com/posts/355.aspx ;D
Seriously though, a lot of work is going into things like ORM (see C?:
http://research.microsoft.com/Comega/), and AOP. Forecasting their
success is tricky though. There's a lot of questions about AOP, and ORM's
haven't had much success so far.
Thanks!
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