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According to Microsoft's Paul Vick, Refactoring support in VB.net will differ from that in C#. Terminology and structure of available features will be simplified to cater for the less rigorous intellect of the VB developer.




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'Mary' on Mon, 30 Oct 2006 17:08:56 GMT, writes:

you are soooo darn funny... right up there w. "Winders 2005"

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'todd shole' on Tue, 27 Jul 2004 20:34:30 GMT, writes:

this is hilarious!

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'Mike Fan' on Sun, 23 Nov 2003 12:36:09 GMT, writes:

The following is a quote from Mike Gunderloy:

"Suppose the same thinking had been in place when object-oriented programming started to creep into VB 4? "Oh, let's not call them classes; VB developers don't have time to figure that term out. Let's call them boxes instead.

"Imagine the difficulty that VB developers would have had in communicating with the rest of the development world."

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Name:Mike Harges

Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2003

Love it, but "Rethinkify" is probably still too technical. Some alternatives:

"Rethink" and "Reconsider" came to mind, but they didn't seem to convey the right meaning.

"Try Again" is closer to the VB mindset, but it implies that the original version is somehow a failure.

And my preferred option:

"Do Over" A succinct description that even a VB'er could understand. Plus, it dovetails neatly with the wailing that you'll get when you explain to them what refactoring is - "What? You want me to do it again? I had a hard enough time doing it the first time!"

Mike H.
VB'er since version 1.0



Name:Julie Lerman

Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2003

Leon- After we murdered your domain yesterday, I have grabbed the image and will put it on my webserver and point to it from my blogpost. Just wanted to let you know. julie

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Name:G. Andrew Duthie

Date: Monday, November 17, 2003

Oh, I do hope that the VB team sees this! I'm a VB guy too (though I use C# as well), and this is too funny!

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Name:HumanCompiler

Date: Monday, November 17, 2003

I'm mainly a VB'er and yes, that's hillarious! :D

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Name:Julie Lerman

Date: Monday, November 17, 2003

excellent! I had to put it on my blog after David Stone pointed to it. I'm sure Paul Vick and Don Box will find this one quickly!

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Name:Roy Osherove

Date: Monday, November 17, 2003

Heh. Good one :)

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