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That looks myopic, suggesting the dotnet ecosystem is somehow deficient when it’s super reliable and widely used, but perhaps less vocally.
by jjtheblunt 3y ago
That looks myopic, suggesting the dotnet ecosystem is somehow deficient when it’s super reliable and widely used, but perhaps less vocally.
- Someone1234 3y agoThey were talking about Blazor. You're talking about dotnet as a whole. I agree with them on Blazor and I agree with you on dotnet (e.g. WebAPI) too. The two positions aren't mutually exclusive. Being a Blazor developer will definitely be career limiting. I'd take almost any other skill set on a new hire (e.g. Angular, React, .Net MVC, Java, et al). The only thing it may beat is Web Forms/Visual Basic, because at least you'll know modern C# syntax. But I'm not allowing Blazor in any codebase I control.
- achandlerwhite 3y agoLearning Blazor and “being a Blazor developer” are two different things.