Comments on: Working in A Niche Industry http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/ is a software developer<br>in a pursuit of happyness Fri, 16 Jul 2010 18:44:01 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: mca http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-166 mca Tue, 22 May 2007 14:46:55 +0000 http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/#comment-166 at some point, we should move to something advance that required tacit knowledge instead of just raw skill. A wisdom, that's make you a developer, not just a coder. at some point, we should move to something advance that required tacit knowledge instead of just raw skill. A wisdom, that’s make you a developer, not just a coder.

]]> By: Hardono Arifanto http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-163 Hardono Arifanto Mon, 21 May 2007 17:01:18 +0000 http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/#comment-163 @mca: None taken bro (^_^)/ I share your view of sticking to C#/Java since they are closely similar. I think what important (if not the most) is our exposure to a certain industry like Finance/Banking. This way our knowledge is not only limited on coding, but also on the architecture-how things get done on that particular industry. @mca: None taken bro (^_^)/ I share your view of sticking to C#/Java since they are closely similar.

I think what important (if not the most) is our exposure to a certain industry like Finance/Banking. This way our knowledge is not only limited on coding, but also on the architecture-how things get done on that particular industry.

]]> By: mca http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/comment-page-1/#comment-161 mca Mon, 21 May 2007 03:38:06 +0000 http://sodeve.net/working-in-a-niche-industry/#comment-161 coldfusion has no value at all, no offense pls :). Unless you really know the market, forgot about it. C# (I mean .net flavour) is more usefull. Also, it's very easy to swicth between Java and C# if you really understand one of them by heart. Both of these are the most demanding skills in the development world now. If you have a time and really need some challenge, dig in to (old) C++. Learn win32, MFC, ATL, as well as *nix C flavours. More valuable and dramatically increase your paycheck :). coldfusion has no value at all, no offense pls :) . Unless you really know the market, forgot about it. C# (I mean .net flavour) is more usefull. Also, it’s very easy to swicth between Java and C# if you really understand one of them by heart. Both of these are the most demanding skills in the development world now.

If you have a time and really need some challenge, dig in to (old) C++. Learn win32, MFC, ATL, as well as *nix C flavours. More valuable and dramatically increase your paycheck :) .

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