When Firefox was version 0.9 (2003?), I said it would take a large chunk out of IE's 95% market share and IE would become an also ran browser. I also said, later, that iPhones and iPads would take over mobile and dominate the internet and Google would be more important than Microsoft on a day-to-day basis.
In both cases I was made fun of and downvoted into oblivion.
So listen to what I'm saying now. In three to five years, none of you will be using .NET anything. Well, some of you will be maintaining legacy stuff but, new things? No. Especially in five years, no one will think of doing any new project in .NET anything.
As I said back in 2003, write it down. Check back with me. I'll see you then.
In both cases I was made fun of and downvoted into oblivion.
So listen to what I'm saying now. In three to five years, none of you will be using .NET anything. Well, some of you will be maintaining legacy stuff but, new things? No. Especially in five years, no one will think of doing any new project in .NET anything.
As I said back in 2003, write it down. Check back with me. I'll see you then.