Best programming suite recommendations.
> if you put your feelings aside and want to learn a tool that
> will be most useful in the job market, I think VS.NET is a
> good one to know.
What I am trolling for is people who have bought into it and
have been burned. I used v4 and v5 and had mildly positive
experiences, but was disappointed with them overall.
example: ask for a help lookup on an overloaded function on
compiled and linked (read: external references resolved) code.
The help system listed all the operation loadings and had you
pick one, dummmm.
> if your anti-Windows then you won't want it.
Pro-quality, mainly.
John A.
Received on Thu Oct 31 2002 - 20:34:00 GMT
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