JOBS CONTACT UPLOAD CV Why Graduates should choose .Net ? News / By Blogger New graduates looking to become full-fledged developers have so many opportunities for learning and growing, and there are lots of programming languages to choose from. If you are looking at C#, C++ or any other closely related languages, you’ll probably know that these are used within the .Net framework. Many companies continue to rely on Microsoft’s platforms, which means that software developers who want to land a role in the corporate world must often master the Microsoft apps, services, and programming languages. When mentioning “Microsoft development tools”, we are typically referring to some combination of Microsoft C#, .NET, Visual Studio, and similar, tools and languages. Given how many companies rely on utilising the latest Microsoft technologies to support and drive their business forward it is imperative that developers master these skill sets which in turn could warrant an increase salary! According to a recent survey (which collates thousands of job postings from across the country), being skilled in Microsoft development tools can earn you higher salary. Even more so for seasoned developers who have been working with these tools for more than a decade. Mastering Microsoft development tools can help you get higher salary There are a sizable percentage of software developer and engineer jobs ask for familiarity/experience with Microsoft development tools, as do web developer positions. This should come as no surprise; as we mentioned before, a large number of companies rely on Microsoft products for both internal- and external-facing projects: By learning Microsoft development tools, you can access more jobs in some very rapidly growing professions. If you’re curious about where to start on your learning journey, you can’t go wrong with .Net, which now allows you to target not just Windows, but also Linux macOS, and other platforms. At the same time, it’s also worth becoming familiar with Microsoft C# which you can use in conjunction with .NET to build applications. Fortunately, there’s quite a bit of documentation and tutorials out there for your educational needs. As you’re dedicating time and resources to learning Microsoft development tools, also keep in mind that many of those tools may end up obsolete or replaced at some point; as with any other platform, it’s always worth keeping as up-to-date as possible on Microsoft’s developer roadmap, just so you can anticipate when you’ll need to start learning something new. Make sure you read up on the latest from other bloggers too, for example, dotNETweekly.com provides useful news and resources. Post navigation ← Previous Post Next Post → Search for: Latest Posts Hiring a Contractor VS a Full-Time Employee The Difference Between Cyber Security and Information Security Why Graduates should choose .Net ? The Challenges of Hiring Cybersecurity Superheroes What makes a good CEO and how much do they earn? Latest Tweets Tweets by marcusdonald Browse Jobs Development Infrastructure & Cloud DevOps Information & Cyber Security Business Transformation Quick Links Submit your CV Find a Job Register a Vacancy Site Map Home Media Hub Contact Us Brochure ©2021 Marcus Donald People. All Rights Reserved. Recruitment Website Design by Total Design Works | Privacy Policy | Terms