I miss sample code in VB.NET. Very much.

I find I have to convert everything manually (great for learning, bad for productivity) since the converters always get something wrong.

Keith Chisarik

Me too , but every where I turn, I see more and more C# samples, books, articles than VB.NET, probably with VS2010 will be easier to start working with C# even though I do like VB a lot (humm, I never though I would say that, being a VFP developer for so many years )

Edhy Rijo

Hi all,

   TangibleSoftwareSolutions.com sells Instant C# and Instant VB, software to convert VB to C# and vice-versa. I've used it for years, even though I can write in both languages, and it does a remarkable job. VBConversions.net sells a slightly more expensive product, but Instant C# does a great job.

Les 

I just looked and it is only $179 too for Instant C#. 

I also checked to see what Les uses to show code in both VB and C# on his website articles and noticed that he mentions Tangible Software Solutions on his website as well.  It must be good!

Thanks

Russ Brown (Using C#2010/SQL Server 2008)

Thanks Les, will keep this info safe, for when I decide to jump into C# seriously.

Edhy Rijo

As Les and some of the other chimed in, Instant VB.NET is actually something that we use to convert projects over when we post them ourselves. This is a great tool to have around. That being said, though, I will try to be more in tune with this in the future.