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I would actually say that Microsoft is going in the direction that you want to be in. You may be able to jump a little ahead of the curve, and be in an excellen
by jefflinwood 12y ago
I would actually say that Microsoft is going in the direction that you want to be in. You may be able to jump a little ahead of the curve, and be in an excellent spot.
Everything from WinRT apps using Javascript for native development, to Windows Azure Mobile Services using Node for cloud code.
Why don't you work on how to bring the new open MS technologies into your area (probably something like back end systems at a credit card bank, for instance)?
With a 15 year .NET background, you'll get taken more seriously than a developer who just graduated from a 10-week MEAN bootcamp, for instance.