Sorry to burst C# fanboys and VB haters out there, but I would have to say NO. Especially if you're quite good, productive and bring a lot of innovation using t

Sorry to burst C# fanboys and VB haters out there, but I would have to say NO. Especially if you're quite good, productive and bring a lot of innovation using the language. Coding should be language agnostic. What should matter is how you could easily devise an algorithm using any of the available language. In a lot of ways, VB.Net has made it quite easier to write and read the codes. The only problem with this is the fact that VB coding has allowed a lot of bad codes to be easily written. I think it is fair to say that those who have switched to C# may have been driven in part by having to maintain poorly written codes in VB.Net and the fact that there is so much hype in using C# because of its resemblance to Java. And the other thing to point out is that VB.Net has carried the stigma of applications coded in VB6 which were the curse of developers in the MS platform.