Career as a .Net developer

Kiran Mohanty

What are the latest and demanding technologies that one dev should learn in order to align himself/ herself as per current market trend ? Keeping base as .Net.

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Rajanikant Hawaldar5y ago
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Hello Kiran,

By keeping .Net as base and considering current software industry, most of companies are looking for
.net fullstack developer/lead so you could upgrade to latest .Net5, C#.9, Azure, Angular, Vue, React / React Native / Flutter / Xamarin, Web API, EntityFramework, MVC and SQL Server. what i would like to suggest you is prepare youself to work web / mobile app development as fullstack developer.

Meanwhile you can also learn other more using programming languages(Python) / technologies
because this helps you later when it comes to salary hike / promotion etc.
Pankajkumar Patel5y ago
Hi Kiran Mohanty,

NET is pretty advanced depending on what you do. If your goal is to upgrade yourself, focus on Azure with .NET and related products/services. More and more software and data is now migrating to Azure/AWS, its good to understand how to build .NET based apps, microservices, containers, and other technologies. For example, here is a .NET project that uses quite advanced technologies - .NET Core, Dapr, Blazor, Kubernetes etc. https://github.com/alugili/ModernArchitectureShop

Hope, this will help you!
Mageshwaran R5y ago
Hi Kiran,

Popularity of .NET Core:
The recent released by Microsoft, .NET Core has become one of the hottest frameworks in the market. The .NET Core framework includes AOT, GC, Runtime, JIT, Base Class Library, ASP.NET, C#, ML.NET, VB.NET, F#, Entity Framework, WinForms, WPF, and Xamarin.
.NET Core 3.1 is smaller and faster, which makes it ideal for cloud installations where density and speed are important.
It has the ability to fast JSON reading and writing and supports HTTP/2. This will surely make it much easier for developers to port desktop applications to .NET Core. However, .NET Core 3.1 is not considered as the features of the .NET Framework.
Varun Setia5y ago
There are many things out there in market that you must learn.

Everything is moving to cloud. Everything is going to be cross platform.

As an application developer you must know Docker/Kubernetes, Microservies Architecture, Azure Services, .Net Core.

For Client Application Development SPA Frameworks like Blazor available in .NET Core or ReactJS/VueJS/Angular.

For API Development Web API/gRPC.

For version control Git understanding is important.

In Databases NoSQL is getting more popular nowadays. You can learn MongoDB.
Sachin Singh5y ago
1. .Net Core(API and all)
2. Azure
3. Angular
4. React
5. Dapper /EF