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According to a lot of job sites .NET isn't dying at all... Maybe the author has the feeling it is dying because other platforms are in the news more often?
by ohwp 13y ago
According to a lot of job sites .NET isn't dying at all...
Maybe the author has the feeling it is dying because other platforms are in the news more often?
- neogodless 13y agoYeah - I can tell you as a C# developer, I get contacted on Linked in several times a week. I'm not looking at all. And if they look at my history, they can see I've been at my current job just 6 weeks. That doesn't slow them down. As mentioned above, enterprise solutions are huge. There's a lot of money there, and they rely on Microsoft solutions. Sharepoint 2010 has hooks into Dynamics CRM (accounting and CRM), data workflow and reporting (SSIS/SSRS), etc. I've only seen glimpses of 2013, and I think it'll be slow to catch on (as is typical in the corporate cycle) but it will likely be huge in the future.
- powertower 13y agoAs a .NET/C# developer, I couldn't disagree more with what the author is saying... So much so, that I really don't think he/she even knows what .NET is.