Working in a different country

My personal experience working as a .net developer

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2. Working in a different country Jan Schulte - @neinasaservice
3. Disclaimer All is based on my personal experiences
4. So, what is this about?
5. • Being a .net developer • the different world œš‘“›⁸over there’”⁹
6. History • Started with .net in late 2007 • Got employed in Mid 2010 • Started with Ruby in October 2013
7. Difference between now and then
8. Tools I use today • Ruby • JRuby • vim • Rake • git • ctags • Mac OS X • Vagrant • Virtualbox • CouchDB • MySQL • Elasticsearch • …
9. Tools I used then • Microsoft Windows [XP, Vista, 7, 8] • .Net Framework • C# • Visual Basic.net • SQL Server • Team Foundation Server • Office • Internet Explorer
10. Developer tools
11. Commercial Visual Studio license ~ 600 €
12. Libraries • Open Source libraries • But also commercial ones
13. Mono culture source: flickr
14. Visual Studio
15. .net Framework
16. Programming languages • C# • Visual Basic.net • F# • Iron Python • Iron Ruby not maintained anymore
17. My personal experience
18. Solving a problem Solve it in the way you want, you’”⁹re free in your decision With these technologies: [C#, Microsoft SQL Server] (When it comes to data management)
19. They have a solution for everything
20. • Office • Internet Explorer • Sharepoint • Team Foundation Server (2010) • Libraries • O/R Mapping -> Entity Framework
21. Product maintenance
22. – Microsoft, in 2012 œš‘“›⁸We discontinue development for Silverlight.’”⁹
23. Which means: No bug fixes No new features
24. but also
25. • You cannot fix bugs • You cannot add new features • You cannot have a look at the source code
26. Things I liked • C# • WPF • ASP.Net MVC • Windows 7 (compared to XP, Vista, 8)
27. Today • Open Source C# compiler • git support in Visual Studio • Typescript
28. Questions?
29. • http://i.msdn.microsoft.com/ hh916378.header_visual-studio(ru-ru,MSDN. 10).png • http://screenshots.de.sftcdn.net/de/scrn/ 3346000/3346494/microsoft-net-framework- repair-tool-01-535x535.jpg