I've just installed DNN using starter kit 4.3.4. But when I open Visual Web Developer it is only the VB-version that appears in the 'New web site' menu. When I choose C# from dropdown, the 'My templates' menu is empty.

Note that if you use the c# module starter kit the new module doesn't actually compile.. their release process for starter kits must not be all that in-depth :rolleyes:

Fortunately it's a trivial fix, line 136 of View[ModuleName].ascx.cs uses '&' instead of '+' for string concatenation.

After that hurdle if you then add the module to a page, you will get a module load error whenever you try to view it.
This is because on line 131 of the same file they do:
strContent = (string)Settings["template"];

The Settings hash table is empty so strContent is null, so it throws when it tries to use the string a few lines lower. You should just make it something like:
strContent = ((string)Settings["template"] != null) ? (string)Settings["template"] : strTemplate;

Then you can actually compile and use the module, yay :)

It isn't in my copy of the 4.3.5 release.