Is .net worth it?

I joined as a fresher last year in August and I'm working on the .net core 6 space. Major work in my team is backend .net, kendo ui, and complex hangfire based scheduling processes. Whenever I look for opportunities outside or even within my company, i see everything is for java, react , angular. I think by working here I'll not be able to switch in other domain and forever get stuck in the .net space. There are not a lot of jobs in this space

I'm looking for job change and i got an interview call for company where main tech stack is .Net My current tech stack mainly focuses on in Java and Python and have almost 10 years of experience. could you please let me know is it worth to switch to .Net and will it help in career growth?

What is the salary of .Net developer with 1-2 years of experience in India?

Is c# or .net widely used across industries. I always find java in most of the jobs. Please comment if ur from c# or .net background

I have around 6 years of experience working on Asp.Net, Web Apis, .Net 6 as well as handling DBs in SQL Server. If I need to upgrade myself, which technology in .Net is in great demand. Any help appreciated.

I'm a 2nd year student. Teaching myself native iOS app development + algorithmic problem solving + core CS subjects. Now I have exactly 6 months left before the summer internship cycle starts. Turns out there aren't many iOS focused internships out there and I would very much like to future proof my intern prospects. What do you ,experienced folks, suggest I learn so that I can not only make decent projects but also contribute and learn while interning. Right now I'm inclined towards learning Backend development in Java+Spring Boot. If you have any other suggestions, kindly send them my way. Also to the folks who work with Java/Spring Boot, what level of complexity of projects would be the bare minimum to leave a good impression? Yes, I'm simultaneously working on my algorithmic problem solving skills as well :) -chonky05

Hi, I'll be joining Microsoft next month. I wanted to know if it is worth learning .Net and C# as it is widely used across Microsoft. I have been a frontend developer throughout my career and want to learn backend as well to become a full stack engineer. Will it be useful to learn C# outside of Microsoft? Is it used in other big tech companies?

I have 2.5+ YOE on .NET in Accenture as backend developer. But I want to switch to React and Java full stack role. I can fake react experience as I'm decent and confident on the frontend. But how do I grab a Java backend role, as I don't have any experience in it? I don't want to apply for a frontend only role, as I'm genuinely interested in Fullstack. Please suggest. I'm preparing for interviews right now.