James Crowley has
posted an early version of a VB.NET to C# converter. I am a strong believer in the idea that you should be able to read and use both languages. I started with VB.NET in the Betas and moved to C# about a year ago. This helps me be able to read and understand sample code and shared source code that is in VB.NET but the fact of the matter is that I am still progressing in C# and there are things that I simply haven't seen nor done in VB.NET that I have in C#. And, of course, there are things I haven't seen in either language. I am not equally at ease with the 2 languages and I don't plan on spending as much time in VB as C# so this isn't going to go away any time soon. I still use VB in my work at times. Switching gears from one to another oftens causes a major disruption of my “flow“. A VB>C# converter might help ease those pains. It could also help coders compare the input and output to better understand the two languages.