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So we could continue with a survey on mobile development. But since I am a member of likely the biggest group again ("I don't do mobile development"), I cannot provide the options to chose from...
Oh sanctissimi Wilhelmus, Theodorus, et Fredericus!
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Web Pages (Razor) guys are still alive? I thought you all became Yodas and went to live in peace. 
Web Pages was the first framework that I ever developed for almost 9 years ago, and I loved it. ASP.NET Web Pages "is" a synonym for rapid development.
Now, I would prefer ASP.NET Core based Web API, and then base the frontend of React (Angular is a bit too much).
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Web development could have been all the rage years ago, but right now many websites are prepackaged, only the big and the weird have actual need of large custom made infrastructures.
Most software today is embedded or supports embedded (diagnostic tools, programming tools...).
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I have wondered what sort of subject material to cover in my articles here, and it seems web development isn't that high up on anyone's list, which surprises me for a number of reasons, especially given how many article submissions here have to deal with web stuff.
Then again, I suppose if you're doing it for work, it's not enjoyable by definition so I guess I can see why someone would pick anything but webdev if they do webdev on the job. 
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A possible explanation is that I, and probably others, shouldn't even have participated in this poll. I don't do web development, but neither do I use ASP.NET. I know of .NET, but I don't even know what ASP.NET is.
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I must say I am surprised by the (current) prevalence of that option. What do .NET folks work on nowadays? Are desktop LOB applications still a thing?
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Database / backend, internal auditing, ETLs, utilities.
The closest thing to Web development I would ever do is Web Services.
modified 14-Jul-20 9:57am.
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Nemanja Trifunovic wrote: I must say I am surprised by the (current) prevalence of that option.
I'm quite surprised by that result as well. Just about everything I do is web development nowadays.
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I haven't done web development since 1997 - on the original ASP no less.
All of my .NET work has been standalone applications or backend, which makes for interesting conversations with hiring managers because everyone seems to assume you're doing web development by default now.
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Full stack: native mobile (Android) and Windows desktop apps, web service, business layer and data access layer. But no web UI. Never did and (unfortunately) unlikely to do.
/ravi
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If you look at job postings it seems the only thing employers want is web developers. I find it interesting how many of us chose "I don't do web development". Makes you wonder how many of those job postings were written by someone in HR who doesn't realize just how much of modern business depend on non-web software.
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They sure are if you're a CNC machine out on the production floor!
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I'm not surprised. From my experience, two that come to mind are web based doesn't (yet) offer full robust support for solutions requiring substantial I/O operations used in some industrial serial communications and small companies without the desire to use cloud based capabilities and/or do not have infrastructure/budget to stand up on-prem web architecture.
I do a LOT of work for the above two scenarios. Keeps my family nicely fed.
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CodeProject is mainly about C# development. Most web stuff is done with different things (PHP, JavaScript, ...). Hence there's some bias.
Oh sanctissimi Wilhelmus, Theodorus, et Fredericus!
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Quote: CodeProject is mainly about C# development
Judging by some of the questions in QA I though it was mostly VB6 development
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Aww. Blazor needs some love too.
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Blazor would be my first (and only) choice. 
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Yeh, though it would still probably be a bit rough, I'd definitely take that over the other options.
Explorans limites defectum
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Vue for client side, .Net Core for backend side.
Or, in other words,
Dynamic/weak typed language for client, static/strong typed language for backend.
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That's our current new web stack too. OTOH after a departure half a year ago, our current senior dev is someone who doesn't like vue, so it's possible that it'll change before I start a new web project...
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