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Excluding jobs in High School and College... Job 1. Not happy with the work I was doing, management was pushing me to learn ASP.Net and Windows stack, wanted t
by actionowl 7y ago
Excluding jobs in High School and College...
Job 1. Not happy with the work I was doing, management was pushing me to learn ASP.Net and Windows stack, wanted to continue using Linux and open source languages.
Job 2. After 5 years I felt like I was stagnating and not learning enough. We started getting projects where I was again spending lots of time in the Windows stack again.
Job 3. Job was "Remote" and an awesome learning experience but I wanted to work "global remote".
Job 4. Currently where I'm at and enjoy the freedom but I do much less development than I used to and that is starting to eat at me I think (We'll see!).
Maybe I've been lucky but I've never switched jobs for pay.
- dsauerbrun 7y agoWhat's your opinion on the windows stack now that .net is open source?
- actionowl 7y agoI'm totally for the open source bits, we use .Net Core heavily at my current job now. I like the change in Microsoft and windows. Still don't use Windows on the server or desktop but I like .Net core.