We all knew this was coming one day, right? VB.Net and C# theoretically started as equals, with the traumatized ex-VB6 developers that didn't abandon Microsoft migrating to VB.Net, and C++ developers trying out the new C# language. Then C# started getting all the examples and documentation, and Microsoft announced the self-contradicting statement of C# [...]
We were fortunate to get the following very nice testimonial from a customer. If you've had a good experience with VBConversions, we'd love to hear from you and publish a testimonial, with your name and a link back to your website. If your experiences are not so great or if you have suggestions for improvement, we'd [...]
Visual Studio 2019 was released on April 2nd, 2019! It is fully supported by the VBConversions VB.Net to C# Converter. We've been working on 2019 support throughout the pre-release process, and are happy to supporting VS 2019 with the new 5.07 release. Have fun with Visual Studio 2019, and know that it's fully supported [...]
We were fortunate to get two very nice testimonials from customers in March. If you've had a good experience with VBConversions, we'd love to hear from you and publish a testimonial, with your name and a link back to your website. If your experiences are not so great or if you have suggestions for improvement, we'd love [...]
We were fortunate to get two very nice testimonials from customers in March. If you've had a good experience with VBConversions, we'd love to hear from you and publish a testimonial, with your name and a link back to your website. If your experiences are not so great or if you have suggestions for improvement, we'd love [...]
Visual Studio 2017 was released on Mar 7th, 2017! It is fully supported by the VBConversions VB.Net to C# Converter. We've been working on 2017 support throughout the pre-release process, and are happy to releasing VS 2017 support just days after the official Microsoft release. The two main VB.Net language features included in Visual Studio [...]
You're convinced you want to convert to C#, but where do you begin? There's a lot of confusion and frustration floating around on the message boards about the approach to take and which one is best. Though I am the author of a successful VB.Net to C# commercial tool, I'm going to step outside myself and [...]
Visual Basic.Net is a very capable language and can do virtually anything C# can do, so why convert? Though there are clear technical reasons, such as much better quality enforcement, the overriding reason is the growing momentum and popularity of C#, as well as the fierce animosity against VB.Net. Visual Basic started as an anything-goes hobbyist language, [...]
