http://labs.developerfusion.co.uk/convert/vb-to-csharp.aspx

Credits

This utility is based on source code from the #develop editor, a free open source alternative to Visual Studio .NET.

Known Issues

• The converter cannot currently determine whether SomeName(SomeParam) is a method call, or a reference to an indexer - this will not be possible without actually compiling the code or performing some much deeper analysis of the code.

http://labs.developerfusion.co.uk/convert/csharp-to-vb.aspx

Credits

This code conversion tool is based on source code from the #develop editor, a free open source alternative to Visual Studio .NET.

Known Issues

• Variables/Member names that require on case-sensitivity to be differentiated will conflict when converted to VB.NET (which is not case sensitive).

Most real developers should be familiar with the Ajax Control Toolkit by now. For those that aren’t, your web apps just are just so last century! The Ajax Control Toolkit consists of a set of free .net controls that are able to make client-side Javascript calls to update content without appearing to do postbacks. They still do, of course, but you don’t see all the flickering of postbacks, which is an excellent thing. Not only that, but they are simple to use.

The Calendar Extender control itself is pretty cool. Basically, you add a textbox, an image and a calendar extender control to a web page. It is also important to ensure that the page has at least one Script Manager control on it, as this is where Ajax organises all its Javascript. Remember that the Script Manager control is found in the Ajax Extension group, and not the AjaxControlToolkit group of the ToolBox.

Simple Syntax is ;

<ajaxToolkit:CalendarExtender ID=”CalendarExtender1″ runat=”server”

TargetControlID=”TextBox1”

Format=”dd/MM/yyyy” >

</ajaxToolkit:CalendarExtender>