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Originally Posted by cheezdog
In your hunt, have you seen many VB.NET jobs out there, or do they all tend to be C#? I can code in both, but am much faster in VB (crazy decision by the company I work for). I guess its more knowing your way around the framework and the best way to utilize it?
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yeah framework knowledge is key but i suggest getting down with c# for the best day rate it seems to be the language of choice for the better payers. Also there are some quite cool syntax features in c# that aren't in vb and it can save alot of typing!
I come from a vb.net background but made the jump a few years ago.
Also I'd say that there is alot more design pattern orientation in c# i think it probably comes from c++ and java developers.
I wouldn't have said this a few years ago, and i'm not a code snob at all but I'd say that the most elegant solutions I've come across have been in c# rather than vb.net as it seems to be what the most experienced guys use.