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There are millions of .NET developers ready and able to do whatever you need. I do find that the market for .NET is very underpaid though compared to the more p
by manigandham 5y ago
There are millions of .NET developers ready and able to do whatever you need. I do find that the market for .NET is very underpaid though compared to the more popular stacks used at FAANG companies.
Are you really having that much trouble finding devs?
- n8cpdx 5y agoMy group just hired our first .NET dev in years after many interviews. Maybe they’re all working for the big banks. Or maybe all the .NET engineers realized they’re underpaid and have learned other technologies. My own experience is that outside of Azure, .NET has become extremely painful. FWIW, modern .NET and Visual Studio (anywhere other than ASP) is deserving of hazard pay, at the very least to compensate for the mental health cost of Visual Studio’s constant gaslighting. I love my manager and team, but pretty soon I’m going to be telling them that I’m leaving, because .NET (on desktop and mobile) has given me 5+ years of very good reasons to hate it.
- pjmlp 5y agoIn what concerns the desktop, it has become a mess with the UWP failure, so they are now shoting in all possible directions, unfortunely.