[AccessD] Witty

> Access includes so many classes/libraries/objects
> that are pre-made to start with
Modern C++ also.
And I'm not even talking about VS.NET 2005 Managed C++, which has everything
C# or VB.NET have (.NET Framework) + many things C# and VB.NET don't have
and will probably never have.

"Edit &Continue" feature of C# and VB.NET in VS.NET 2005 is what Managed C++
doesn't have but in Test Driven Development, which is becoming mainstream(?)
"Edit & Continue" doesn't look like a "killing" feature. And when C# or
VB.NET programmers use advanced custom classes then "Edit & Continue"
doesn't work sometimes(often)....

> Second  graders here are doing keyboard skills and learning to use
> pre-made applications. Do Russian kids really learn to develop
> Access Apps?
John,

I meant high school students - second year - is such a student called a
"second grade student" there?
Or do you mean your elementary school (five years?) second grade students?

Shamil

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Bartow" <john at winhaven.net>
To: "'Access Developers discussion and problem solving'"
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Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 9:01 PM
Subject: Re: [AccessD] Witty


> I would imagine that part of this lies in the collection of
> classes/libraries/object that a master C++ programmer would have in their
> arsenal. I can't imagine that you would say this if a C++ programmer had
to
> start with absolutely nothing. I would also think the same would hold true
> for most language masters.
>
> RAD development is not really a fair comparison between C++ and Access
> because Access includes so many classes/libraries/objects that are
pre-made
> to start with.
>
> As for second graders writing Access apps - that I have never seen. Second
> graders here are doing keyboard skills and learning to use pre-made
> applications. Do Russian kids really learn to develop Access Apps?
>
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