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I think it's a snarky way of saying "someone that decided to take one of the other 10,000 different options to develop available out there". I love me some .Ne
by JeremyMorgan 13y ago
I think it's a snarky way of saying "someone that decided to take one of the other 10,000 different options to develop available out there".
I love me some .Net but you'd be silly to ignore the alternatives and many .Net devs do.
- jader201 13y agoI don't ignore the alternatives, but I certainly don't have the time to dive into every language of the month so that I can add them to my tool belt "just in case". And, of course, even if I had them in my tool belt, I don't know too many companies that will pay what I'm making as a .NET developer to work in a language I've picked up on the side. If there's another way, I'd love to hear about it.
- JeremyMorgan 13y agoNo, it's basically the same route I'm on I put more effort into sharpening my .Net skills than any other. But if I see something that another technology will do I try to integrate it just to get familiar (like Node for instance). The ASP is trying to hard to integrate other stuff into it, and I think few people deep dive into .Net and Rails, node, etc combined but it's a definite strength to have some familiarity.