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by spamizbad
5073 days ago
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Anecdotal counterpoint to your counterpoint - I saw the same thing 10 years ago when I was in school (Comp-Sci students gobbling up Visual Studio). It seems the more things change the more they stay the same... Despite this: -Qualified .NET developers continue to be difficult to find. Also, they make slightly less money than their Java counter-parts for reasons I don't fully understand. -The 00's are regarded as Microsoft's "lost decade" -Microsoft's tools gained little traction among startups... although MS-based ones do exist. The most notable being StackExcahnge however that was created by industry veterans not out-of-college whippersnappers. Don't count on computer science students to create Microsoft's future. Many will drop the major for something easier. |
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