Posted by: HelpYouHelpMe December 11, 2012
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Clojure,
Thank you for your input.
At one time, C++ used to be a required course in specific college level IT degrees until Java (and .NET) came along. I now see Java being a dominant player when it comes to development platforms. Java seems unfazed by the dynamics in the IT world as of now. Once very popular MS .NET platform seems to be stagnating, on the other hand. You know the support for Silverlight from MS seems to be slipping away too. That might be related to the lessened demand for ecology of MS development platforms.
I was more wondering about the ERP related softwares in general. I was curious to know if they are some generous people in Sajha who have been working for a number of years in PeopleSoft or its competitors or IT realms related to it.
Thanks.
Thank you for your input.
At one time, C++ used to be a required course in specific college level IT degrees until Java (and .NET) came along. I now see Java being a dominant player when it comes to development platforms. Java seems unfazed by the dynamics in the IT world as of now. Once very popular MS .NET platform seems to be stagnating, on the other hand. You know the support for Silverlight from MS seems to be slipping away too. That might be related to the lessened demand for ecology of MS development platforms.
I was more wondering about the ERP related softwares in general. I was curious to know if they are some generous people in Sajha who have been working for a number of years in PeopleSoft or its competitors or IT realms related to it.
Thanks.