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Thank you for the detailed answer, much appreciated. Some follow up questions/comments: JS and therefore TS is the a key programming language of the internet.
by wuschel 4y ago
Thank you for the detailed answer, much appreciated.
Some follow up questions/comments:
JS and therefore TS is the a key programming language of the internet. Where would you learn Typescript today if you would start from scratch? Is learning JS necessary for that?
Interesting to hear about your choice to opt for a dive into the .NET ecosystem. Would you consider F# a wise choice here, or is it better to forgo it and stay on C# for good?
- hakanderyal 4y agoRe: Js/TS I prefer "Learn x the hard way" style of learning for beginners, but no idea about resources for TS. When I'm learning a new language, I first read about the language to map the concepts I know to the paradigms of the language, look up style conventions, then just start building. Re: C#/F# The contract I'm on requires using C# so I don't have a choice in here. But I'm planning to explore F# more after this. The main reason of me going into .NET is almost all government software purchases where I live requires .NET and C#, and I want to tap into that market for new opportunities.
- wuschel 4y agoHi, thanks a lot for your hints and comments. Will look into "learning the hard way". Much appreciated!