I have a question. I am still a junior dev in my first year at the job. The company I work for uses the English language, version 12, and .NET. At first, I am learning a lot about Anglor, but when I enter social media, I find everyone talking about ReactGS and NextGS1. The future is for these technologies, and this makes me feel frustrated that I will be making an effort in the wrong place, so what is your advice to me? Thank you for charing experience ❤ مشترك جديد من الأردن 🇯🇴
I would probably focus on what is popular right now in the job market near you more than what is popular in the overall industry. Lots of things come and go quickly, so if we continually jump around without a purpose we find ourselves lost in the end. I think .net is a good path to continue on for now. I'm not a huge fan of angular but its still used in a lot of places. I would say if one of the others interest you, learn it on the side, but if you are looking for career progression, look at what actual businesses are using in your area and what they are hiring for right now.
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I have a question. I am still a junior dev in my first year at the job. The company I work for uses the English language, version 12, and .NET. At first, I am learning a lot about Anglor, but when I enter social media, I find everyone talking about ReactGS and NextGS1. The future is for these technologies, and this makes me feel frustrated that I will be making an effort in the wrong place, so what is your advice to me?
Thank you for charing experience ❤
مشترك جديد من الأردن 🇯🇴
I would probably focus on what is popular right now in the job market near you more than what is popular in the overall industry. Lots of things come and go quickly, so if we continually jump around without a purpose we find ourselves lost in the end.
I think .net is a good path to continue on for now. I'm not a huge fan of angular but its still used in a lot of places. I would say if one of the others interest you, learn it on the side, but if you are looking for career progression, look at what actual businesses are using in your area and what they are hiring for right now.
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