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On 5/19/2020 at 2:28 PM, dasari4kntr said:

dotnet core (learn dotnet CLI commands and try to configure one project CI CD setup with jenkins / teamcity or  docker instance)

asp.net core (try new trendies like graphql implemenation in asp.net..etc)

entity framework core (code first, database first, scaffolding...etc. )

C# (oops in depth, design principles like SOLID, design patterns..etc)

cloud concepts (aws lambdas, azure functions..etc)

XAML  - (you can try xamarin for mobile development)

 

nee interest ni batti you can do lot more things...like IOT...etc

How to learn. .Net core ?

Starting point ?

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On 5/19/2020 at 6:42 PM, dasari4kntr said:

i had 13+ yrs .net experience (mostly WPF)..

since last 2.5 years working as react developer...(completely moved away from .net development)

good for u...seems also angular has some life

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On 5/19/2020 at 5:49 PM, Biskot2 said:

 

bayata market chala divide ayyindhi.. 

if you are already experienced aythe... 

.NetCore

Any could 

Microservices

CI TTD DI

front end ke vasthe.. okka okkadu okkati implementation chesthunarru.. 

angular react node vue 

react ke opportunities akkuvunai..  angular pothundhi slow ga... 

 

 

 

Yaa...

.net core

Microservices  are better to learn...

Then react or angular 

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On 5/19/2020 at 6:31 PM, karthikn said:

:giggle: .net and typescript ki angular better.. react lite.. vue better than react

Many openings for a .net developer is on angular...then react...vue has little scope as of now

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On 5/19/2020 at 6:35 PM, dasari4kntr said:

 

angular...in downfall

vue is bit hyped...not much projects in enterprises..

react has some future... (typescript can be used in react also)

true...sounds right to me

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On 5/19/2020 at 3:34 PM, nizambadnarsingyadav said:

.net core (> 2.0) with (microservices)

angular (or) react

cloud experience - mostly azure + (devops - might ask or might not)

azure service bus/rabbitmq--- i saw in most requirements.

yaa...this looks pretty good skillet now 

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On 5/19/2020 at 6:39 PM, Kootami said:

Merandaru .net eee naa ?? I dont think angular is alowing down any time soon.

true...angular still have long way to go

But react and vue are also in boom now 

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15 minutes ago, BillMarkSteve said:

How to learn. .Net core ?

Starting point ?

First install dotnet core version 3

 

next open the command prompt give command like

dotnet new web  -lang c# -o yourprojectname

you can use Either web, angular, react...etc (check dotnet new —help)

 

that will give boiler plate code...check the code...you will get some Idea

 

dotnet core heavily adopted builder pattern so you can see Lot of use**** methods...

Dotnet core use kestrel webserver...

 

i have few personal projects on my github...ping me i can share links...

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1 minute ago, dasari4kntr said:

First install dotnet core

 

next open the command prompt give command like

dotnet new web  -lang c# -o yourprojectname

you can use Either web, angular, react...etc (check dotnet new —help)

 

that will give boiler plate code...check the code...you will get some Idea

 

dotnet core heavily adopted builder pattern so you can see Lot of use**** methods...

Dotnet core use kestrel webserver...

 

i have few personal projects on my github...ping me i can share links...

bro, git link పంపు pm జర.. download చేసి చూస్తా.. thanks 

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32 minutes ago, Biskot2 said:

bro, git link పంపు pm జర.. download చేసి చూస్తా.. thanks 

Pmed 

 

use the vscode...not the visual studio 

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