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kitsune_ on May 13, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: The Ballmer Days Are Over

Thank you. I'm a .NET developer by trade. (ASP.NET MVC).

Yes, I know Haskell. Yes I know python. Yes, I've used django. Yes I've programmed in PROLOG and EIFFEL. Yes I can use a shell and succesfully configured a linux server countless of times. Fuck me, totally unrelated, but I even know MATLAB. Yes, I had my hands on SOLARIS servers. Yes, I programmed a SPH solver with CUDA. Yes I know javascript, not just jQuery. ETC.

So here I am, an actual ".NET stack developer". Ask me anything.

artsrc on May 13, 2011 | [–]

I am doing some work with C# right now, and I would agree with "are often ..." in my workplace.

foobarqux on May 13, 2011 | [–]

I'll ask the obvious: Why do you use .NET?

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