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What kind of stuff do you want to build - one of the few things going for the .net stack (excuse me, I'm not exactly a fan) is that it's widely implementable in
by dotBen 16y ago
What kind of stuff do you want to build - one of the few things going for the .net stack (excuse me, I'm not exactly a fan) is that it's widely implementable in server apps, web apps and even mobile apps.
Even in web apps, it would be useful to know the kind of project(s) you want to work on. Java might be ultimately your best bet if you want to continue doing big enterprise grade stuff where as Rails might be ideal to learn if you want to move into fast-iterative startups (Even if you don't like the style).
- blntechie 16y agoI really don't want to restrict myself to enterprise grade apps. Java is too enterprisey I would say just like .NET. It's just my opinion. Meanwhile, frameworks like Rails are what I'm interested in. Fun and for personal projects. Doesn't matter whether it fetches me a job or not. After searching through HN, Django and Rails are what looks to be dominant recommended frameworks here.