What's best way to codes with Vb.Net?

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Hi, all

I'm back after a very long hibernation :lol

Well,
I just wanna raise a question regarding method or ways to codes in VB.Net.
As all of us knows (familiarly), from back then we already got a Object Oriented Programming which can be applied to various (almost all kinds) of programming language.

And my silly question is : is there any other ways or method that already had name (like OOP) so I can easily find it on google :), which considered better than OOP or at least as good as OOP?

many thanks

Posted 12-Jun-13 18:06pm

satrio_budidharmawan

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Ron Beyer · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-12T18:15:00

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Not really sure what you are getting at with "method or ways to code", you code in an IDE, like Visual Studio, SharpDevelop, or MonoDevelop (only ones I know of that support VB).

As far as methodologies, there are new-ish terms like MVVM, MVC, etc that are OOP based methodologies, however they are still based in OOP as just about every modern language is.

Posted 12-Jun-13 18:15pm

Ron Beyer

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satrio_budidharmawan 13-Jun-13 0:20am

Hmm,
sorry for not very clear about that, what I meant by "Method" was "Methodologies".
:)

Yap, I'm looking for something like MVVM or MVC. Is there a lot of methods that can be applied to VB.Net?