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?
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.
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 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 ...
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 wort...
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 with...
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?
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?