BillMarkSteve Posted July 9, 2016 Report Posted July 9, 2016 .NET lo future enti... atleast 3-5years range lo... MVC6 asp 5 angular jS node JS knockout JS html5 azure xamarian EF6 HTml5 CSS3 inka emina unnaya ? Quote
BillMarkSteve Posted July 9, 2016 Author Report Posted July 9, 2016 are you guys practicing any new topics in .NET...? bayta job market chusthe...koncham bayam ga undi.... interview lo...full ga adukuntunaru...MVC5 and concepts mida.... past years laga ...p ro xy ni set chesi..interview crack cheyadam...chala kastam aiotundi... so self ga prepeare avvadam better anipistundi.... Quote
Biskot Posted July 9, 2016 Report Posted July 9, 2016 Web services man important miss ayinau. WCF, WPF, MVVM Bootstrap. Asp.net Core vasthundhi, future lo full untadhi.core antey MVC6 aa anukunta. Quote
goodguy Posted July 9, 2016 Report Posted July 9, 2016 .NET lo future ante - It is good, provided you are willing to expand your knowledge and become more like a Full-stack developer. I'll list a few points I think are important to keep in mind to excel in .NET field 1. Gone are the days when it is just enough for a Developer to know ASP.NET Web forms. Agreed, Chala mandiki in addition to .net, database side (SQL) kuda knowledge untundi. That is normal and according to me, this has become more and more mandatory in the past few years. Few years ago, Entity Framework(SQL related) ani vachindi. It is also picking up fairly quickly. 2. In addition to C# and SQL, there are tens of javascript frameworks which are used by Developers in their jobs daily. In my experience, it started with jQuery, then I moved on knockoutJS + jQuery. Now, I'm working with extJS, react. Sometime this year, we are again planning to rewrite our application using Angular JS(who knows it may change). My point is - you don't have to know all these javascript frameworks before joining the job, but willingness to learn and keeping an open mind is the key. 3. HTML/CSS. There are UI/UX developers who are experts in these . Infact, a UI Developer is an expert in HTML, CSS, any and all javascript frameworks like I mentioned above. In my opinion, You don't have to become an expert in these. Having said that, it doesn't mean that you don't have to pay attention to them. You should be able to work on them when you are assigned a task. In my experience, when a UI Developer hands off his UI code with us, we'll have to integrate their HTML/CSS in our application. Sometimes, we have to give them suggestions on how we want the HTML tags to be. 4. MVC. More and more companies/teams are writing their new applications/converting their old applications to MVC applications. So, in my opinion, MVC + ASP.NET Webforms + SQL has become a minimum requirement for mid-level .NET Developer. Don't lose heart - once you know .NET, then MVC is a cake walk according to me. 5. I assume basic .NET vachina vaalaki OOPS meeda pattu koncham baane untadi ani. But I think in the future "koncham pattu" saripodu. .NET lo nettukuni ravali ante OOPS concepts tho games aade antha knowledge gain cheskovali. 6. Books. I can't stress enough books chadavadam entha important anedi. In my opinion, 1 book a year is a bare minimum especially when your future ambition is to become Senior Developer/Architect/Senior Architect etc. 7. Additional .NET skills are always helpful. For example, WCF, Sharepoint, BizTalk, Sitecore CMS, Azure knowledge etc. Ilantivi emaina knowledge unte I think getting a job will be a lot easier. Although, knowledge with these technologies can be expanded while doing a job by developers. Quote
BillMarkSteve Posted July 9, 2016 Author Report Posted July 9, 2016 1 hour ago, Biskot said: Web services man important miss ayinau. WCF, WPF, MVVM Bootstrap. Asp.net Core vasthundhi, future lo full untadhi.core antey MVC6 aa anukunta. Ok...cool... Quote
BillMarkSteve Posted July 9, 2016 Author Report Posted July 9, 2016 1 hour ago, goodguy said: .NET lo future ante - It is good, provided you are willing to expand your knowledge and become more like a Full-stack developer. I'll list a few points I think are important to keep in mind to excel in .NET field 1. Gone are the days when it is just enough for a Developer to know ASP.NET Web forms. Agreed, Chala mandiki in addition to .net, database side (SQL) kuda knowledge untundi. That is normal and according to me, this has become more and more mandatory in the past few years. Few years ago, Entity Framework(SQL related) ani vachindi. It is also picking up fairly quickly. 2. In addition to C# and SQL, there are tens of javascript frameworks which are used by Developers in their jobs daily. In my experience, it started with jQuery, then I moved on knockoutJS + jQuery. Now, I'm working with extJS, react. Sometime this year, we are again planning to rewrite our application using Angular JS(who knows it may change). My point is - you don't have to know all these javascript frameworks before joining the job, but willingness to learn and keeping an open mind is the key. 3. HTML/CSS. There are UI/UX developers who are experts in these . Infact, a UI Developer is an expert in HTML, CSS, any and all javascript frameworks like I mentioned above. In my opinion, You don't have to become an expert in these. Having said that, it doesn't mean that you don't have to pay attention to them. You should be able to work on them when you are assigned a task. In my experience, when a UI Developer hands off his UI code with us, we'll have to integrate their HTML/CSS in our application. Sometimes, we have to give them suggestions on how we want the HTML tags to be. 4. MVC. More and more companies/teams are writing their new applications/converting their old applications to MVC applications. So, in my opinion, MVC + ASP.NET Webforms + SQL has become a minimum requirement for mid-level .NET Developer. Don't lose heart - once you know .NET, then MVC is a cake walk according to me. 5. I assume basic .NET vachina vaalaki OOPS meeda pattu koncham baane untadi ani. But I think in the future "koncham pattu" saripodu. .NET lo nettukuni ravali ante OOPS concepts tho games aade antha knowledge gain cheskovali. 6. Books. I can't stress enough books chadavadam entha important anedi. In my opinion, 1 book a year is a bare minimum especially when your future ambition is to become Senior Developer/Architect/Senior Architect etc. 7. Additional .NET skills are always helpful. For example, WCF, Sharepoint, BizTalk, Sitecore CMS, Azure knowledge etc. Ilantivi emaina knowledge unte I think getting a job will be a lot easier. Although, knowledge with these technologies can be expanded while doing a job by developers. Agreed... super post... very helpful... thanks... Quote
afdbzindabad Posted July 9, 2016 Report Posted July 9, 2016 3 hours ago, BillMarkSteve said: .NET lo future enti... atleast 3-5years range lo... MVC6 asp 5 angular jS node JS knockout JS html5 azure xamarian EF6 HTml5 CSS3 inka emina unnaya ? Angular2 with typescript and web api Quote
BillMarkSteve Posted July 9, 2016 Author Report Posted July 9, 2016 5 minutes ago, afdbzindabad said: Angular2 with typescript and web api Angular JS version #2 aa ?? web api ...restful services already in boom now... typescript...enti ?? Quote
afdbzindabad Posted July 9, 2016 Report Posted July 9, 2016 21 minutes ago, BillMarkSteve said: Angular JS version #2 aa ?? web api ...restful services already in boom now... typescript...enti ?? Yes amgular2 is the next big thing Quote
BillMarkSteve Posted July 9, 2016 Author Report Posted July 9, 2016 1 minute ago, afdbzindabad said: Yes amgular2 is the next big thing Ok cool thanks... Quote
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