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Is it me or is the 'My' namespace in VB.NET 2005


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I think it's a really handy feature, and is something you would expect VB to have, but i remember coming from VB 6 and going into VB.NET, and having a problem doing Form.Show, then i was confronted with the idea of "instantiation", yeah quite daunting for little old me, but i thought gradually through time it all picked up, it was hard, but it was worth it, at least i understood all how it worked, but now the new namespace 'My' is providing the traditional way of handling forms, without requiring the user to instantiate it themselves. I think it was a great learning experience knowing how to do it manually myself. What do most other developers think about it?

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I think Microsoft realised that people were missing some of the ease of VB6 and are putting it back into .Net with the new MY class.

The MY class looks great but I think Microsoft should release the class before Whidbey, the MY class will make all of the .net products easy to use, I'm looking forward to the arrival of the new MY class.

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