Thank you. Well I have a couple of reasons - one is the remaining relevant in case I need/want to change jobs, and the second is that I've done lots of desk top work and I need a new challenge away from the desktop programming. I've been playing with embedded/electronics/iot in my hobbies for then past year and the web ties up with it really well. So bit of both really challenge and skills to sell.
In terms of cash - I have good amount of big business exp in BI/Analytics/Cubes etc, but frankly been there and got the tshirt but wouldn't want to retire there :-) But thanks for the recommendations. > If you're wanting to get back into web dev I would ask you why. Not > joking. :) If your reason is because you want to update and get back into > it I'd say go hard on Javascript. If you're after money I'd say forget all > that and get into Salesforce lol. Kidding. Well not really. As I said > earlier you need to know your market too if you're wanting to be valuable > (hireable). > > Cheers > > > On Friday, 16 June 2017, Preet Sangha <preetsan...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi team, >> >> Got Friday OT question for you all. I started .net with the beta and >> used aspx all those years ago. I stayed with ASPX until about 2007 but >> about then I moved into doing more desktop development. I'd really like to >> dust off and polish my web dev skills but there seems to be a plethora of >> things that have sort of past me by Azure, Javascript, Angular (?) to name >> a few. >> >> I know that fair few of you do web dev so i was wondering what you could >> advise as the must have skills today! >> >> Just to give you a history, from 2007 I did WCF/WF & WPF type stuff, from >> 2010 I did more Cubes and SSRS BI stuff and for the past couple of years >> I've been doing pure legacy desktop C++/CLI/.Net so not a lot of webbie >> stuff at all :-) >> >> >> regards, >> Preet, in Auckland NZ >> >>
