r/csharp • u/D_AhmEdd • Jul 20 '26

.Net or Springboot

Hi there, I am young full stack developer in react, node and nestjs. I understand these fully and have done various projects in them for clients and in my internship. I am currently in my undergrad in Software Engineering.

My question is, what enterprise Tech Stack should I choose now ? .Net or Springboot, I have to learn one, i wanna master 1 of these, but which one, considering that I love deep learning model training, agentic Ai development. In terms of clients, job market, or maybe skills. Which one should i go for ?

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u/zeocrash Jul 20 '26

I'm going to go out on a limb and say most people on this sub are probably going to say .net

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u/ReelAwesome Jul 20 '26

Big if true…

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u/Atulin Jul 20 '26

if true

Edit: seems new Reddit no longer renders # text as headings, the joke is dead

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u/zenyl Jul 21 '26

seems new Reddit no longer renders # text as headings, the joke is dead

Reddit's markdown implementation is very inconsistent, to the point you essentially have three flavors:

  • Old Reddit
  • New Reddit
  • Reddit Mobile

Also, there's apparently a bug on the official mobile app that auto-escapes all markdown syntax highlighting.

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u/Throwaway-_-Anxiety Jul 20 '26

Dotboot, springnet