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  • March 5, 2009 at 5:34 PM #361602
    Coronita
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    [quote=anxvariety][quote=doofrat]Anxvariety,
    What IT field are you in? Just curious.
    Doofrat[/quote]

    .NET Development[/quote]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:06 PM #361054
    anxvariety
    Participant

    [quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:06 PM #361351
    anxvariety
    Participant

    [quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:06 PM #361493
    anxvariety
    Participant

    [quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:06 PM #361534
    anxvariety
    Participant

    [quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:06 PM #361642
    anxvariety
    Participant

    [quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM #361064
    SD Realtor
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    All I can say is software, firmware and IT have way more opportunity then digital hardware.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM #361361
    SD Realtor
    Participant

    All I can say is software, firmware and IT have way more opportunity then digital hardware.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM #361503
    SD Realtor
    Participant

    All I can say is software, firmware and IT have way more opportunity then digital hardware.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM #361544
    SD Realtor
    Participant

    All I can say is software, firmware and IT have way more opportunity then digital hardware.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:20 PM #361652
    SD Realtor
    Participant

    All I can say is software, firmware and IT have way more opportunity then digital hardware.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:27 PM #361069
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=anxvariety][quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    [/quote]

    Most of the bigger companies here in SD that I’m seeing do not run a .NET enterprise. Maybe I haven’t seen much….Can’t speak for the smaller companies.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:27 PM #361366
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=anxvariety][quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    [/quote]

    Most of the bigger companies here in SD that I’m seeing do not run a .NET enterprise. Maybe I haven’t seen much….Can’t speak for the smaller companies.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:27 PM #361508
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=anxvariety][quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    [/quote]

    Most of the bigger companies here in SD that I’m seeing do not run a .NET enterprise. Maybe I haven’t seen much….Can’t speak for the smaller companies.

    March 5, 2009 at 6:27 PM #361549
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=anxvariety][quote=flu]

    I’m sorry. You know the industry is moving anti MSFT.
    Java is saturated as well.

    There’s a few Ruby type stuff available in orange county. Also, stuff picking up with Cocoa.

    I know that’s tough medicine to swallow, but finding enterprise .net stuff is going to be uphill.[/quote]

    I’m not so sure about that.. I know it’s popular to hate on MSFT right now and all this LAMP hype.. but I haven’t seen any particularly good jobs in those areas either.

    .NET is no where close to going away.. the only companies using Java IMO are the ones that are stuck with it. c# vs Java isn’t even really fair.

    [/quote]

    Most of the bigger companies here in SD that I’m seeing do not run a .NET enterprise. Maybe I haven’t seen much….Can’t speak for the smaller companies.

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