Your question is a bit broad, but I have found that many of the .Net
framework's classes have the same names as classes found in Delphi.

Since Delphi is based on Pascal, you might be more comfortable with the
verboseness of VB.net, but regardless of which .Net language you
choose, you may have to redesign some of your code.

Perhaps if you asked a more specific question we could help more.
Cheers,

Chris

Tehre's a really good, free tutorial "CSharp for Delphi Developers" -
check it out at http://www.glennstephens.com.au/

Other than that - programming .NET with the framework is really not
that much different from programming with Delphi and the VCL - you use
classes and their methods.

The .NET base class library (BCL) is quite huge, and that might be the
problem - you'll need to get an overview. There are TONS of books and
articles and websites - not much that I know of that cater
specifically for the ex-Delphite, but again - you should really feel
right at home with the .NET BCL, coming from Delphi/VCL.

Marc

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Direct link for the "CSharp for Delphi Developers" white papers is:

http://www.glennstephens.com.au/tech/CSharp4DelphiDevelopers.pdf

Marc
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