I have 4y experienced in .net mvc, .net core, sql and 1.5y exp in nodejs, mongoose. For now working in nodejs with mongoDb. Which one you recommended, can I stay with nodejs or switch back to .net
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I have 4y experienced in .net mvc, .net core, sql and 1.5y exp in nodejs, mongoose. For now working in nodejs with mongoDb. Which one you recommended, can I stay with nodejs or switch back to .net
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Tahir AnsariPosted Nov 8, 2023, 2:40 PM
If you are enjoying your current work with Node.js and MongoDB, and you are finding that Node.js is well-suited for your project requirements, then there is no reason to switch back to .NET. Node.js is a powerful and versatile platform that is well-supported by a large and active community.
However, if you are interested in working on larger enterprise applications, or if you find that you are missing the features and tooling of .NET, then switching back to .NET may be a good option. .NET is a mature and well-established platform with a large ecosystem of enterprise-grade tools and libraries.
Ultimately, the decision of whether to stay with Node.js or switch back to .NET is a personal one. There is no right or wrong answer, and the best platform for you will depend on your specific project requirements and career aspirations.