So now with the looming of VBA not being supported, what's a VBA scripter to do? Move on to VSTO? C#.net? Visual Studio 2008?
Honestly, VBA was one of my main skills and I helped a lot of organizations with it. Now I have a load of apps I've developed that may no longer be supported. Granted, I could still write it, but with the move, how viable is that action?
If anything, this has become a wake up call to put skills in check and try to aggressively find training.
Anybody else in the same boat?
That's a tough one to answer. I almost experienced the d20 but I wasn't cool enough to fit in to THAT crowd. Ironically enough, I play the game here and there today. So I'd have to say my first experience was actually before that, in Japan. They had the desktop video games (Space Invaders) and Pachinko games (a bit like slots). This was several years before I had my own Atari 2600 (where I learned how to press that red button like no tomorrow, and replace the springs). I remember Colecovision and Intellivision as well around that time.
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So now with the looming of VBA not being supported, what's a VBA scripter to do? Move on to VSTO? C#.net? Visual Studio 2008? Honestly, VBA was one of my main skills and I helped a lot of organizations with it. Now I have a load of apps I've developed that may no longer be supported. Granted, I could still write it, but with the move, how viable is that action? If anything, this has become a wake up call to put skills in check and try to aggressively find training. Anybody else in the same boat?
That's a tough one to answer. I almost experienced the d20 but I wasn't cool enough to fit in to THAT crowd. Ironically enough, I play the game here and there today. So I'd have to say my first experience was actually before that, in Japan. They had the desktop video games (Space Invaders) and Pachinko games (a bit like slots). This was several years before I had my own Atari 2600 (where I learned how to press that red button like no tomorrow, and replace the springs). I remember Colecovision and Intellivision as well around that time.