I'll share my two cents, being a VB.net developer primarily, and a C# developer. I do .net consulting work in either vb.net or c#, makes no difference. Learning

I'll share my two cents, being a VB.net developer primarily, and a C# developer. I do .net consulting work in either vb.net or c#, makes no difference. Learning curve from vb.net to c# was nonexistent. Working with C# is like working with a special needs child. I know that some things can happen automatically but they just don't, and I have to do them manually. This is not a language issue, but Visual Studio issue. And this is a reason for ReSharper and other addins that make my life with C# bearable. With VB.net I don't need any addins other than Visual Studio itself. When switching to vb.net after doing c# for even couple of weeks, my code just flows from my fingers and I feel much much more efficient while writing code.