Hi All
I want know what is better visual basic/c# or powerbuilder because powerbuilder has a something called datawindow not available in any programming language
finestraco
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DeathByVisualStudio
If we all believed in unicorns and fairies the world would be a better place.
My boss says nothing beats Powerbuilder's datawindow so I guess Powerbuilder for the win...
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ScanIAm
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14 hours ago, finestraco wrote
Hi All
I want know what is better visual basic/c# or powerbuilder because powerbuilder has a something called datawindow not available in any programming language
finestraco
Definitely Powerbuilder. I can't tell you how often my code requires the ability for an end user to have full CRUD access to my database.
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You should all be living in the cloud anyway.
/sarcasm
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If you are primarily building data/CRUD apps like the ones with DataWindow, you should look at Visual Studio LightSwitch http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff851953.aspx. There's a good video to watch a demo of it in action here - http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Cloud+Cover/Episode-55-Visual-Studio-LightSwitch-with-Jay-Schmelzer
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