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I'm a "corporate" windows-based front end developer at a large non-IT organization that employs hundreds of developers. I'm more up on this stuff than most of
by recursive 15y ago
I'm a "corporate" windows-based front end developer at a large non-IT organization that employs hundreds of developers. I'm more up on this stuff than most of my co-workers, but I've never used git, requireJS, node, any css pre-processor, or any automated javascript testing.
Some notable things that are common around here that aren't on the list are creating WCF services and sharepoint web parts, and various Microsoft stuff like that. It's a whole different world.
- edwinnathaniel 15y agoMicrosoft is leaning toward Sharepoint as it is one of their billion dollars business product. ... and we all know that SP is made up of the traditional ASP.NET WebForms instead of ASP.NET MVC. I'm not too familiar with the Windows web-development ecosystem but I suspect ASP.NET MVC is the minority.
- MatthewPhillips 15y agoIt is. Microsoft development shops that d0 websites for businesses still primarily use WebForms even though it has been essentially deprecated for a few years now. Creating controls is a common paradigm in windows programming going back to the Delphi days so WebForms is easier to learn (even though the html it produces is sacrilege).