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 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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