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I need career advice...
I am a fresher (computer science),
Recently i gave interview in few companies.
I got selected in two compines. Now im confused between two profile,
i-phone developer and asp.net developer.
Please help me guys as both the profiles look good to me.
Which one has better future prospects.?????
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Posted 23 July 2010 - 10:06 AM
WingedPanther
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It's almost impossible to tell. There will always be websites, but I doubt Apple is going anywhere any time soon, either. What do you WANT to do?
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Posted 23 July 2010 - 10:18 AM
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thank you so much for prompt reply..
Coz im a apple fan i was confused. I would rather go for asp.net as market is huge and opportunity would be infinite.. U never know about apple. thank you again.
Coz im a apple fan i was confused. I would rather go for asp.net as market is huge and opportunity would be infinite.. U never know about apple. thank you again.
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Posted 24 July 2010 - 09:33 AM
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You have to know Objective-C (witch kind of sucks in my view) to work on the iPhone, yet, it is more fun and less common. If you have no problem with Objective-C go with the iPhone, else, ASP.NET is you way.
The new iPhone might suck (according to users), but trust me, with all the iPod/Phone/Pad's around you will have a place to work for a lot of time.
P.S. You need a Mac to make iPhone apps, or you can just install a hacked OS X for PC's (cheaper but you never know how good it will work).
The new iPhone might suck (according to users), but trust me, with all the iPod/Phone/Pad's around you will have a place to work for a lot of time.
P.S. You need a Mac to make iPhone apps, or you can just install a hacked OS X for PC's (cheaper but you never know how good it will work).
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