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2. Last time I wrote COBAL it was on punched cards (1980?)

Wed Feb 1, 2012, 05:28 AM

Feb 2012

and basic was 99 lines.

Would have been easier if I had my i-pad.

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Anyone (like me) still in the 20th Century writing COBOL? [View all] Kennah Feb 2012 OP

Spent four years doing conversions from COBOL. ManiacJoe Feb 2012 #1

Last time I wrote COBAL it was on punched cards (1980?) OffWithTheirHeads Feb 2012 #2

Converted a lot of COBOL to .Net ChromeFoundry Feb 2012 #3

I was wondering about the future of VB ... Kennah Feb 2012 #4

VB.NET will be around for a long time EvolveOrConvolve Feb 2012 #5

I will inherit some VB6 Kennah Feb 2012 #6

"they used a Rapid Application Development model like VB to launch C#" hootinholler Mar 2012 #13

VB.net AgingAmerican Oct 2012 #17

Many programmers consider VB a 'toy' language AgingAmerican Oct 2012 #18

Not me personally naragdaban Feb 2012 #7

Haven't written in COBOL in years, SnowCritter Mar 2012 #9

Some days, writing COBOL feels like a criminal offense Kennah Mar 2012 #11

Well, it is - SnowCritter Mar 2012 #12

Spam deleted by TBF (MIR Team) sammuel Mar 2012 #10

RPG Stroked Jun 2012 #14

RPG is probably as rare as Assembler Kennah Jun 2012 #15

I did COBOL for 10 years until I got the RIF in December. valerief Aug 2012 #16