Is ASP.net and Javacript a viable stack to follow?

kieth biasillo

My career has been tied to data integration and EDI with Biztalk but its been tough trying to find a job utilizing that here. I am leaning towards learning web development.

However, my main question is since I have a bit of C# background, I wanted to learn the stack utilizing ASP.net for server side and Javascript for client side and wanted confirmation that there is viability with this path. Now, I know there are a lot of ways to go, but I am specifically asking if THIS path is viable. I have the tools and resources to follow this direction and just need confidence that my game plan is solid before I go full on crash course.

I will of course add on all the necessary technology including HTML, CSS, JQuery, Vue or React etc...

Appreciate the feedback

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Ashutosh Gupta6y ago
jsut of add on few points of Rajanikant,

you can take Microsoft coureses and which take you to achive your path, courses are available as per desired path. e.g. if you are looking ofr .net core then it will suggest you from bigninner to advanced level..
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kieth biasillo6y ago
Thanks man. this is what I needed. I didnt want to start out with soon to be outdated technologies even though I understand there is probably a lot of legacy stuff out there and it might still be a good launching point, I figure this will be better. easy to get lost when new to the stack. thanks again
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Rajanikant Hawaldar6y ago
Instead of ASP.NET you learn .NET Core, if you want to do web developement these are comman= >HTML, CSS, Javascript, JQuery, Bootstrap, LINQ, ADO.NET, EF etc. Do some projects, when you get confidence as 'i can work on this technology' then add these projects in resume then search job on this.
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