I wish I could remember where I read this but can anyone shed some light if this is true.

With VB.NET the compiled code runs in a Just In Time type compiler on the .NET client. This is because the code is totally structured for Internet distributed applications. Kind of like P-Code but supped up and way faster. The end result is supposedly distributed apps that can be reversed is 5 seconds by a 5 year old. I’ve written some specialized apps and am not too worried but still I have put a lot of time in some projects and would like to make a living. Not that it does now, but that what the day job is for. Don’t get me wrong I share a fair amount on various “free” VB code sites. I guess I should start moving everything into COM+, which is better anyway, I guess.

Anyway my 2 cents
Jason