Include Visual Basic 6.0 by default on the next version of Windows !
Please include Visual Basic 6.0 by default on the next version of Windows !

63 comments
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Anonymous commented
A matter of cource
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Anonymous commented
Vote, follow and comment on VB6 programming here...
https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/idea/353127/upgrade-vb6.html
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Anonymous commented
VB6 programming should be included in Windows, just like VBScript programming is - and just like VBA programming is included in Office.
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Here is the current release of the utility to install the VB6 programming IDE on Windows 7 and Windows 10.
Visual Studio 6.0 Installer wizard v.5.0 http://nuke.vbcorner.net/
This release has been tested on Windows 10 v1803
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"VB6 just got an important boost from Microsoft blogger Scott Hanselman. In his post, Hanselman shows how to configure a VB6 app to be hosted in the Windows 10 Store."
"That’s huge, as hosting an app in the store means that Microsoft is at least somewhat vouching for its compatibility and content."
"With these latest improvements to compatibility, I foresee at least another ten years of life for VB6."
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rodriques commented
The best will be to bring Visual Basic 6.0 to Windows as a tool. No doubt aboute that !
VB6 is she smartest programming language in existence ! Is fast as **** ! Put it on Windows !
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Anonymous commented
The more I learn JAVA, C# and JavaSscript the more I love VB6....We all need VB6 on Windows, that simple...
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Anonymous commented
i love vb6, with .net i was never happy with.
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cha commented
I would pay any reasonable price for an updated IDE ! Our company will use vb6 until 2025 and beyond.
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Good idea.
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Damon commented
Great to see VB6 programming continuing. And why not add VB6 to Windows? It would add value.
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Microsoft's Have a support statement for VB6 programming...
The Visual Basic team is committed to "It Just Works" compatibility for Visual Basic 6.0 applications on the following supported Windows operating systems:
Windows 10
Windows 8.1
Windows 7
Windows Server 2016
Windows Server 2012 including R2
Windows Server 2008 including R2https://docs.microsoft.com/en-sg/visualstudio/vb6/vb6-support
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/ms788708 -
Anonymous commented
Vb6 is my life. Our company's products all written in VB6.
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ARM brings back VB6 programming commented
Add the VB6 programming IDE to Windows 10. The VB6 Runtime is already in Windows 10.
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Keep VBA programming in Office commented
Yes, add VB6 programming to Windows and keep VBA programming in Office.
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marcus #vb6-programming commented
Microsoft support VB6 on the Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 operating systems:-
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-za/dotnet/visual-basic/reference/vb6-support
I use the VB6 programming, VBA programming and VBScript programming languages.
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Anonymous commented
Crowd fund the $1 million+ cost to open source VB6 and Microsoft might consider it.
Open sourcing a large development environment + compiler + libraries + all of the 100s of difficult c based com APIs used by VB6 is a non-trivial operation.
Anyone care to volunteer for free at MS for 6 months to evaluate open sourcing VB6?
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Anonymous commented
No. Ship a Windows 10 VM with VB6 development tools installed. Commit to maintaining that as a MS supported VB6 development environment until VB6 is retired.
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May 2107 Tiobe Index
==================In the May 2017 Tiobe.com survey...
Visual Basic has climbed to .... 2.347% and is now at position #12
C# has fallen to .......................3.457% and is now at position #5
VB.Net climbed to ...................3.391% and is now at position #6
Whatever Microsoft try, VB6 continues, while C# declines.
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Marco commented
I love vb6