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Because I can learn javascript, and work at myriad companies using any backend language. Or I can learn Blazor and work at the half dozen firms deploying it to
by ttymck 3y ago
Because I can learn javascript, and work at myriad companies using any backend language. Or I can learn Blazor and work at the half dozen firms deploying it to production (maybe there are more in Europe).
- SirMaster 3y agoIt's not about learning Blazor per say. It's about learning C# .NET and working at the many, many companies who use .NET in some capacity for their various needs like desktop apps, data processing services, etc, and of course web with Blazor. I can take my existing skillset in C# .NET and apply it to many different things. I find no lack of companies hiring C# .NET devs in the midwest.