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We’re rewriting an old VB6 app in .Net and WPF. I’m going to be helping some co-workers who support the old app get up to speed in WPF and MVVM. My background is in .Net and C# so I don’t know VB6, but I’d like to understand where they’re coming from. What is VB6’s native design pattern (assuming it has one)? Looking at the code it looks like it might be MVC, but is that right?
It uses no design pattern. As a language, VB6 is a general one. The IDE and framework uses RAD approach, in procedural event driven style. The same thing applies to C#, except it uses object oriented event driven instead.