I’m not sure who’s downvoting you, but it sure isn’t managers who’s paid for people getting re-educated in asp, then mvc and razor, then web-api, then xamarin,

I’m not sure who’s downvoting you, but it sure isn’t managers who’s paid for people getting re-educated in asp, then mvc and razor, then web-api, then xamarin, then core 1, then core 2 and that’s just to name a few. Hell, it’s still not easy for people to deploy a .net core web api and run it in an IIS installed with basic settings. You can laugh at it, but that’s 80% of the damn workforce who doesn’t know how to do that. I mean, the JS environment changes, but I haven’t had to pay for anyone getting reschooled since we swapped to JS.