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Don't discount your C#/.NET experience. Anecdotally, .NET has had a bit of an uptick with .NET core being released.
by bibabaloo 7y ago
Don't discount your C#/.NET experience. Anecdotally, .NET has had a bit of an uptick with .NET core being released.
- jkoudys 7y agoI say this as someone who loathes .net: learning .net is a really good idea. If you're looking purely at making a decision based on the labour market, I doubt you'll find a bigger demand relative to supply, and among typically well funded and stable companies.
- quickthrower2 7y agoI’ve been doing .NET since 02 and very happy with the language and ecosystem and job opportunities. However nowadays a lot happens in JS land but with Typescript I enjoy programming there too. .Net + Typescript is a great combo.
- non-entity 7y agoI dont neccesarily discount it, but I dont have any .net core or Azure experience significantly and it seems any half decent job is using those. Also I'm kinda sick of windows, but thats not something overly important job wise