>Many asked how to know what programming language or stack to study. It doesn’t matter. There you go
And I'm saying the language/stack absolutely does matter when it comes to advice for new developers.
A sample of the email from 2008:
> Company in … is looking for a full time .NET developer to start as soon as possible. M leading edge technologies. This is a great opportunity for someone with strong VB.NET skills to come aboard a fabulous company.
Standard developer - minimum 2 years transactional website development experience on the Microsoft platform (don't need content/marketing web developers) Senior developer - minimum 4 years transactional website development experience on the Microsoft platform Experience with .NET 2.0/3.5 platform Experience with VB.NET and ASP.NET Experience with the AJAX framework Experience with writing SQL (Oracle experience preferred) Experience with data access through ADO.NET Must be willing to follow client's code standards and participate in code reviews Java script skills (basic
Nice to have experience
Telerik controls and other 3rd party software experience Database experience with SQL Server and DB2 databases Web farm experience (deployment and troubleshooting)