Tuesday, January 4, 2005
Migrating From eMbedded Visual Basic
Posted by Janak Parekh in "DEVELOPER" @ 07:00 AM
"A few weeks ago James updated the download page for the eVB runtime to give users the option of first answering a few questions (anonymously) about why they need the runtime. The data we’re getting back from that simple survey has so far been incredibly helpful. Combined with other more scientific data we have, this puts us in a better position to target efforts at getting people migrated to .NET before the lack of eVB support in next release of Windows Mobile causes pain to developers and their users. The other changes to this download page are a few paragraphs at the top explaining the deprecation of eVB and a few links at the bottom to whitepapers that will help in migrating. I’ve probably mentioned all of those links here before but just in case you haven’t seen them yet, here they are..."
It's important to note that the eMbedded Visual Basic Runtime will not run on future Windows Mobile devices. Fortunately, I've seen less and less software use it, and I can't remember the last time I've installed it myself. If you're a developer still using eVB, take a look at these white papers soon and begin migrating!
It's important to note that the eMbedded Visual Basic Runtime will not run on future Windows Mobile devices. Fortunately, I've seen less and less software use it, and I can't remember the last time I've installed it myself. If you're a developer still using eVB, take a look at these white papers soon and begin migrating!
