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Its interesting to see what languages become the backbone of different industries. Here in Houston, .NET rules, and I have seen a huge shift towards .NET core a
by S_A_P 7y ago
Its interesting to see what languages become the backbone of different industries. Here in Houston, .NET rules, and I have seen a huge shift towards .NET core and cross platform. Im in the middle of a big build out right now, and we have begun building .NET core services that don't use IIS for our service layer.
- pjmlp 7y agoHere in Germany, at enterprise level it is pretty much .NET, Java, C++ and Web, while most mobile apps tend to focus either on mobile Web or hybrid solutions (Xamarin, Ionic, C++ with native views). Everything else are just small campings.