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.Net is dying. Even Microsoft has basically abandoned it for JS. If the goal is simply emloyment, front-end is easier to get started with...if you're serious
by dccoolgai 13y ago
.Net is dying. Even Microsoft has basically abandoned it for JS. If the goal is simply emloyment, front-end is easier to get started with...if you're serious you should start learning server/db stuff soon after you get your first job, because fullstack devs are the most employable.
- tluyben2 13y agoDying? Not sure what your definition is of that, but no, it's not. .NET (and JVM) are great and very much alive. Plenty of opportunities on client and server for it. And for many years to come.