Re:Really? (Score 1)

Submitter also doesn't seem to realise .NET isn't a language, it's a platform (more akin to an API than a language), and you can code for .NET using many different languages, and you can't code "in .NET", since there isn't such a language. I presume he made the common beginner mistake of conflating "C#" with ".NET", and I'll infer he meant C#.

I've deliberately omitted .NET — I have no desire to do the Microsoft languages.

They said languages. The bundling of .NET is a bit confusing but not entirely incorrect.

Also, there are plenty of options of languages and job markets that excluding .NET doesn't seem as poor a career decision as everyone is making it out to be.