No .NET programmers, please.

[Nemanja Trifunovic]

This one will be popular here at CP: CEO Friday: Why we don’t hire .NET programmers [^] :-D

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[HimanshuJoshi]

I stopped reading at the point he says "Now let me clarify — .NET is a dandy language".

[Nemanja Trifunovic]

That's too bad. You could apply there and work long, hard hours[^] to make that guy rich. What's not to love?

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[Wendelius]

:laugh: This is a gem. I had a good laugh, thanks!

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[David1987]

WTF Just WFT Using all those fancy schmancy newfangled things in .NET is not required - you can still do low level coding in almost any .NET language (but hey I don't know all of them), and it's in fact harder because things like the GC get in your way and you have to work around that.

[Nish Nishant]

Well he assumes people who use .NET only use .NET. He's gotta open his eyes wider I think. Or maybe he's just frustrated at not being able to hire good devs (not surprising given his generally narrow-minded attitude).

Regards, Nish

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[Nish Nishant]

It takes all sorts I guess :-) And you are right, that was funny although in a sad way!

Regards, Nish

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[Dan Mos]

:thumbsup:

All the best, Dan

[Rama Krishna Vavilala]

That is a good publicity stunt by him so that more people can find out about his startup.

If you ever want to work in a startup, avoid .NET. It does you no favors.

My question: What about Java? There are lot of startups founded on .NET. Some of them by CP members.

[Mike Hankey]

I love the feedback. I wonder how he codes with his head up his a&&?

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[Henry Minute]

He's obviously one of those people that doesn't sleep very much. He cannot bear to be apart from himself for that long.

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[Hans Dietrich]

I got the impression he was complaining about cookbook programmers; people who couldn't write their own recipes. Of course, .NET (or VB or C++) doesn't have a corner on that market. :) :) :)

Best wishes, Hans

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[Hans Dietrich]

Am I right about their business model? Basically you give them your bank account and credit card details, which they store on their servers; and they then access your bank and credit card accounts whenever you submit a transaction? If this is what they do, include me out.

Best wishes, Hans

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[Mike Hankey]

A legend in his own mind eh?

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[Dave Calkins]

Just made me think of the "good old days" when there was Microsoft Systems Journal and it was loaded with native Win32/MFC coding tips/articles/etc. and not 99% .NET or web apps or one of the new MS server products. Not that there's anything wrong with those things... Just saying.

[Lost User]

I was gentleish. :evil-smile:

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[Rutvik Dave]

I stopped reading after 2nd para.... because I don't feed trolls... ;P

[Dave Kreskowiak]

If this is true, he's an appalingly ignorant a$$. Startup or no, I wouldn't want to work for such a close minded schmuck. If he's so cosed minded about .NET, I shudder to think about what he would say/do when you tell him that there's a problem with something he wants to do (like turning lead into gold!) He sounds like the kind of guy that would ignore all of your carefully thought out/researched solutions to a problem so he could tell you what the real solution to the problem is. You know, like telling you the true solution for fixing a flat tire is to build a football stadium where your car now sits.

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[Mycroft Holmes]

He may actually be right for a startup that has very specialised requirements. His requirements may be so narrow that .net is not applicable to his company. He still strikes me as a dipstick, and his opinions do sound trollish.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

[Andy Brummer]

Unfortunately, I know exactly what he's talking about, yet I have almost 10 years of .net C# experience now. :|

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