If you enjoy .Net, stick with it. There's demand. But Java has a strong market presence. Go is emerging. Choose based on your career goals and interests.

I'm a .Net developer in frontend I'm using Reactjs and Angular. I found huge demand for .Net core in backend. Go for a full stack role.

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I've been working as a .net dev for 3 years, but I can't see any significant market appeal. Should I switch to Java or Go?

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I am an intern at Accolite digital and just got done with my training where I was trained on Java spring boot, react js , angular, hibernate. Now they are assigning me to a .net project. I wanted a Java project since I think that having experience in Java would be great when I would make a switch rather than .net. Is .net still popular? Or will recruiters not consider my resume above a Java guy with the same level of experience in software engineering?

Is .net worth it?

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?

is it worth to switch from Java/Python to .Net?

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

Is .net worth it

Currently working as an iOS developer at a startup, but not feeling curious about it anymore. I'm thinking of learning something new, like Go (Golang), to move into another field. Is this the right choice? Can anyone suggest anything?

Hey need your opinion guys!!!

How much does current tech stack on which I am working matters for future career prospects? Currently I develop APIs in Flask/Django, will I be deprived of opportunities in companies using Java/C#/Go?

Career advice needed

Product Manager

I am a Java backend developer with 3 YOE. But I am considering to work remotely and do freelance on side.  All of this remote and freelancing opportunities and contributing to open source are much more available in typescript/node js.  Should I switch?

Has anybody here mad the switch successfully ? 
Any opinions on this are welcome

Will switching to Node js from Java developer be worth it?

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

C# vs java

Hi guys, Currently i am working as a project engineer in wipro. I am working in .net fullstack technology.I want to know is .net is good technology in order to get into good product based companies or i need to start learning java springboot.
Many people advised me to leave .net full stack because it not used in most of the companies.
Please guide me about this

Need guidance 🙏🙏

Project Engineer

Hi guys, I am currently working in a SAAS startup as a backend Engineer. Tech stack: MERN, AWS, little bit of GenAI now.

I know most big companies use Java springboot for their backend, so I'm thinking to learn it is I want to switch later. Or should I go for golang as it's becoming very hot in recent times. Or should I continue with NodeJS? Let me know your suggestion.

I have worked on little front end development as well.

Java springboot or Golang for Node devs

I am working on Java since past 3.5 years and having package 8.5L know technologies like:
Core Java,Servlet,JSP,Spring,Spring Boot,SQL,HTML,CSS,JS and Typescript

Do I need to learn any technologies point of view..? 

And how much should I ask for next switch getting confused will appreciate your help 

Thanks in advance.

Switch after 3.5 years how much should I aks(Java Developer)

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

Is .Net still in demand?

Currently I am in college 3rd year(EEE). Since there aren't really many jobs in EEE. I decided to pursue my carrier in software. So far I have learned full stack development and built some small websites to. Since the internship season is coming I have applied for a lot of postions on various websites but not really getting any replies. 


So my question is 

should i continue grinding the full stack devlopment even though competition is at all time high(saw 2000+ applications for 1 intern postion 🤡) and fear of AI(DEVIN)

Study AI/Ml since it's the trending topic. But there aren't many postions jn india 

Learn web3(solana +rust). Many people are telling there is no future in it. But I saw some of my frnds printing money in this tech


So senior software enginnering please 🙏 help your fellow junior

Career Advice

Hi guys, looking forward to some advice. I'm working as a Frontend developer for the past 2 yrs, tech stack is React, Javascript. I'm feeling that I'm bored with the work and not learning much now, just building components and calling new APIs. So I thought I should try backend development. The backend tech stack in my team is Java, Spring boot. I have knowledge of core Java. If I continue with the current role, I might get a promotion next yr but if I change I will not get. Also I eventually want to go to a MNC, where I see generally hiring is for backend roles where system design and DB is asked. Frontend specific hiring I mostly find in startup and mid sized companies, which I want to avoid. Another option is to switch to a different company like Microsoft, etc where they look for a general software engineer, for which I will need to study system design and DB. I'm fairly good at DSA, so not much of an issue here. What should I do?

Career growth trajectory

I'm planning to learn backend.
1. After backend basics, which language and framework should I start with
2. Should I have to learn front end technologies too? 

From google getting very generic response.

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I have made 7 switches in 8yrs as a web developer and feel like switching again.

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