Looking to Switch From Asp.Net to Angular/Hadoop

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Welcome to CE, #-Link-Snipped-# . Frankly speaking, it's impossible to predict how long will any technology live. Angular is quite popular and is being backed by the likes of Google; so it's not going anywhere for the next 5 years for sure. 

  I've found that once you are familiar with any framework; it's relatively easier to pick up new frameworks; because all new frameworks will 'steal' concepts from existing frameworks and add their own sugar. Vue JS for example takes all the best parts from existing frameworks and is becoming super popular among the Javascript folks all over the world.

  Instead of picking up the domain according to anyone's perception about its life-cycle, I'd rather recommend you to choose the domain / technology that you find more exciting than anything else. You'll learn it quickly and enjoy working. 

  Big Data and all related technologies are going to be the future for the next 10 years and so is AI, Machine Learning etc. Start exploring these technologies in your part time and you'll get a feel of what's involved. Keep an eye on the jobs and see if you can find a good match. Getting a certification in the relevant technology or domain is also highly recommended. 

  We live in a world that changes daily and the concept of 'long-term' is dying. We just have to keep adapting and learning new technologies as they hit markets. That's the only way to survive in the IT domain. 

  Tagging #-Link-Snipped-# and #-Link-Snipped-# for their inputs.  

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  saandeep sreerambatla

  If you know asp.net you know programming that means you can learn Scala. As #-Link-Snipped-# mentioned nothing is fixed but if you learn Hadoop and Scala there is a bright future too. If you can code you have future simple irrespective of the language. Coding is doing.

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  #-Link-Snipped-# - Has your question been answered? It'd be nice if you could acknowledge the help offered. If you have further questions, please ask them below. 

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  Kapil Arora

  Thank you so much all for your great suggestions. Will work for me.

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Good to know that. We hope to see you around. A good start would be to update your profile and photo. Lot of interesting things coming up on CE. ? 

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  Mohit Patil

  Big Data has great potential. Hadoop, Apache Kafka, Neo4j, and all such technologies are rapidly becoming popular. I suggest that you should aim at developing a full-stack developer skillset. My office is actively looking for full stack developers with RoR and Angular skills. 

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  Amar Oke

  Google Cloud Certification can help.