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by wslh
747 days ago
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Yes, for me batteries included is starting with your problem and not before the problem. I expect in 2024 to have a Visual Basic 6 for the Web (drag and drop UI/UX and objects behavior) and all I have is MFC [1]. My experience as a casual developer in several programming languages and operating systems (macOS, Windows, Linux...) is that nowadays software development is for teams and not for individuals but it is not a software engineering problem but a community one because the technology we have available is really incredible but you can waste your time with relatively simple problems. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Foundation_Class_Lib... |
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