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John R. Durant’s WebLog : Why VBA Still Makes Sense

October 29th, 2009

This article, John R. Durant’s WebLog : Why VBA Still Makes Sense , presents a solid case  for why VBA is the ‘next level’ when it comes to application development in Access and other members of the Office suite. John provides an excellent of VBA since its early days to the present and on into Office 2010 including his perspective on the ‘fit’ between .NET and VBA. John R. Durant’s WebLog : Why VBA Still Makes Sense is definitely a worthwhile read.

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