I peruse places like Dice.com everyonce in a while to see what dotnet skills people are looking for.

I'm still not sure about desktop apps. But there are lots of people working with asp.net. So I'm pretty sure that Asp.net will eventually replace asp. Although you have to be a real programmer for ASP.Net. I can tell from some of the questions I see about Asp.net from people who call themselves asp programmers that they are sometimes having a difficult time.

PF



>>> It still seems to be an extremely popular language to me. <<
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>Java is a great language. Except I made the jump too soon. This was pre-Swing, pre 1.1 . Heck, we couldn't even print properly.
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>As we are not a dotBomb company we have to make a profit and we had to abandon Java to achieve that at that time.
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>For this reason I advise people to think very seriously about leaping across to dotNet at this time. Review/learn it by all means, but let some other poor sucker go first to iron out the bugs and identify the problems.
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>Regards
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>JR