C＃和认证 [英] C# and certification
问题描述
我即将开始进行.NET / C＃认证（经过6周的密集学习后，b $ b培训）。我实际上要前往印度，因为它的价格更便宜......
的时间。我的目标是赞美我现有的c ++ / java技能和
以提高我的就业能力（我目前在财务方面的合同......我的b $ b有工作但我正在筹划未来）。截至目前，我在C＃/ .NET中没有任何
的经验（我过去做过一些J2EE工作，但那是关于它的
:(） 。
有没有人就此事提出任何意见？例如，不要这样做，
认证不值得蹲下！或者说肯定是这样做的，它是
打开了这么多门。
此外，现在C＃是一个只有微软的开发环境但是我已经听到了
它被移植到linux。这是正确的吗？
也许这是一个多长时间是一段字符串的问题，但我是
有兴趣听听这个团体/论坛上的人们的回复。
谢谢，祝你有愉快的一天。
G
Gr ****** ****@gmail.com 写道：我即将开始进行.NET / C＃认证（经过6周的密集培训）。我''米实际上前往印度，因为它更便宜....时间的标志。我的目标是赞美我现有的c ++ / java技能和
以提高我的就业能力（我目前在财务方面的合同......我有工作但我正在计划未来）。截至目前，我在C＃/ .NET方面没有任何经验（过去我做过一些J2EE工作但是关于它的问题:(）。
有没有人就此事提出任何建议？例如，不要这样做，
认证不值得蹲下！或者说肯定是这样做的，它打开了这么多门。
嗯，我没有任何证明，似乎没有造成任何问题。
另外，现在C＃是一个微软唯一的开发环境，但我听说它被移植到linux。这是正确的吗？
不是真的。那里在Linux和其他平台上运行C＃（或者更确切地说是
IL）代码的各种项目。其中最大的可能是
Mono（ http://www.mono-project.com ）但总会出现问题
已经移植了多少.NET的术语（即位t帽子MS在超出标准的Windows上实现了
以及合法的
情况。 （MS将来是否会开始尝试对使用Mono的
公司采取法律行动，声称它违反专利等？）
Jon
Jon，给你一个问题。
你是如何（或为什么）开始学习C＃（在MVP级别）虽然你有
a非常强大的Java背景？
我只是好奇。我还有6年的Java经验，现在使用C＃/。NET
大约5个月，因为在那个领域我的公司有更好的工作
机会。
我不会怀疑.NET是什么，因为我加入了C＃和
Java
我也有强大的MFC背景。
VB不是我的最爱，我必须承认。
干杯，
" Jon Skeet [ C＃MVP]" < SK *** @ pobox.com>在消息中写道
news：11 ********************** @ o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com ...Gr**********@gmail.com 写道：< blockquote class =post_quotes>我即将开始进行.NET / C＃认证（经过6周的密集培训）。我实际上是去印度，因为它更便宜......时代的迹象。我的目标是赞美我现有的c ++ / java技能和
以提高我的就业能力（我目前在财务方面的合同......我有工作但我正在计划未来）。截至目前，我在C＃/ .NET方面没有任何经验（过去我做过一些J2EE工作但是关于它的问题:(）。
有没有人就此事提出任何建议？例如，不要这样做，
认证不值得蹲下！或者说肯定是这样做的，它打开了这么多门。
好吧，我没有得到任何认证，似乎没有给我带来任何问题。
，现在C＃是一个微软唯一的开发环境，但我已经听说它被移植到linux。这是正确的吗？
不是真的。周围有各种各样的项目在Linux和其他平台上运行C＃（或者更确切地说是IL）代码。其中最大的可能是单声道（ http://www.mono-project.com ）但是，移植.NET的数量总是存在问题（即MS在Windows上实施的超出标准的位数以及合法的情况。 （MS是否会开始尝试对未来使用Mono的公司采取法律行动，声称它违反了专利等？）Jon / / blockquote>
Make，
应该注意的是，没有MVP这样的东西。等级。
MVP是一个奖励，每年提供一个相当
模糊的标准。这样做的原因是，对于做他们所做的事情的人来说，这是奖金。他们不希望人们为获得奖项而做一些事情。
-
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET / C＃MVP ]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
" Make" <毫安** @ make.com>在消息中写道
news：dp ********** @ nyytiset.pp.htv.fi ...Jon，给你一个问题。
你是如何（或为什么）开始学习C＃（在MVP级别）虽然你有非常强大的Java背景？
我只是好奇。我还有6年的Java经验，现在使用了大约5个月的C＃/ .NET，因为在那个领域我的公司有更好的工作机会。
我不怀疑是什么来的.NET因为我加入了C＃和
Java
我也有强大的MFC背景。
VB不是我的最爱，我必须承认。
<干杯，
Jon Skeet [C＃MVP]" < SK *** @ pobox.com>在消息中写道
新闻：11 ********************** @ o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com ...Gr**********@gmail.com 写道：我即将开始进行.NET / C＃认证（经过6周的密集培训）。我实际上是去印度，因为它更便宜......时代的迹象。我的目标是赞美我现有的c ++ / java技能和
以提高我的就业能力（我目前在财务方面的合同......我有工作但我正在计划未来）。截至目前，我在C＃/ .NET方面没有任何经验（过去我做过一些J2EE工作但是关于它的问题:(）。
有没有人就此事提出任何建议？例如，不要这样做，
认证不值得蹲下！或者说肯定是这样做的，它打开了这么多门。
好吧，我没有得到任何认证，似乎没有给我带来任何问题。
，现在C＃是一个微软唯一的开发环境，但我已经听说它被移植到linux。这是正确的吗？
不是真的。周围有各种各样的项目在Linux和其他平台上运行C＃（或者更确切地说是IL）代码。其中最大的可能是单声道（ http://www.mono-project.com ）但是，移植.NET的数量总是存在问题（即MS在Windows上实施的超出标准的位数以及合法的情况。 （MS是否会开始尝试对未来使用Mono的公司采取法律行动，声称它违反了专利等？）Jon / / blockquote>
Hi,
I''m about to embark on .NET/C# certification (after 6 weeks intensive
training). I''m actually heading off to India as it''s cheaper....sign of
the times. The goal is to compliment my existing c++/java skills and
to enhance my employability (I contract in finance at the moment...I
have work but am planning for the future). As of now I have zero
experience in C#/.NET (I''ve done some J2EE work in the past but that''s
about it:( ).
Has anybody any advice on this matter? e.g. Dont do it, the
certification isn''t worth squat! or perhaps "definitely do it, it
opens up so many doors".
Also, right now C# is a microsoft only development environment but I''ve
heard its being ported to linux. Is that correct?
Maybe this is a "how long is a piece of string" question but I''m
interested in hearing back from people on this group/forum.
thanks and have a nice day.
G
解决方案Gr**********@gmail.com wrote:I''m about to embark on .NET/C# certification (after 6 weeks intensive
training). I''m actually heading off to India as it''s cheaper....sign of
the times. The goal is to compliment my existing c++/java skills and
to enhance my employability (I contract in finance at the moment...I
have work but am planning for the future). As of now I have zero
experience in C#/.NET (I''ve done some J2EE work in the past but that''s
about it:( ).
Has anybody any advice on this matter? e.g. Dont do it, the
certification isn''t worth squat! or perhaps "definitely do it, it
opens up so many doors".
Well, I''m not certified in anything and it doesn''t seem to have caused
me any problems.
Also, right now C# is a microsoft only development environment but I''ve
heard its being ported to linux. Is that correct?
Not really. There are various projects around for running C# (or rather
IL) code on Linux and other platforms. The biggest of these is probably
Mono (http://www.mono-project.com) but there will always be issues in
terms of how much of .NET has been ported (i.e. the bits that MS has
implemented on Windows beyond the standard) and what the legal
situation is. (Will MS start trying to take legal action against
companies using Mono in the future, claiming it violates patents etc?)
Jon
Jon, a question for you.
How (or why) did you start learning C# (in MVP level) although you had
a very strong Java background?
I''m just curious. I have also 6 year experince in Java and now used C#/.NET
about 5 months because in that field my company has better job
opportunities.
I''m not suspicious what comes too .NET because I have joined both C# and
Java
and I have also strong MFC background.
VB is not my favourite, that I must admit.
Cheers,
"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <sk***@pobox.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com...Gr**********@gmail.com wrote:I''m about to embark on .NET/C# certification (after 6 weeks intensive
training). I''m actually heading off to India as it''s cheaper....sign of
the times. The goal is to compliment my existing c++/java skills and
to enhance my employability (I contract in finance at the moment...I
have work but am planning for the future). As of now I have zero
experience in C#/.NET (I''ve done some J2EE work in the past but that''s
about it:( ).
Has anybody any advice on this matter? e.g. Dont do it, the
certification isn''t worth squat! or perhaps "definitely do it, it
opens up so many doors".
Well, I''m not certified in anything and it doesn''t seem to have caused
me any problems.Also, right now C# is a microsoft only development environment but I''ve
heard its being ported to linux. Is that correct?
Not really. There are various projects around for running C# (or rather
IL) code on Linux and other platforms. The biggest of these is probably
Mono (http://www.mono-project.com) but there will always be issues in
terms of how much of .NET has been ported (i.e. the bits that MS has
implemented on Windows beyond the standard) and what the legal
situation is. (Will MS start trying to take legal action against
companies using Mono in the future, claiming it violates patents etc?)
Jon
Make,
It should be noted that there is no such thing as "MVP" level.
MVP is an award that is offered on a yearly basis with a rather
ambiguous set of criteria. The reason for this is that it is something that
is awarded for people doing what they do. They don''t want people doing
things just to get the award.
--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mv*@spam.guard.caspershouse.com
"Make" <ma**@make.com> wrote in message
news:dp**********@nyytiset.pp.htv.fi...Jon, a question for you.
How (or why) did you start learning C# (in MVP level) although you had
a very strong Java background?
I''m just curious. I have also 6 year experince in Java and now used
C#/.NET about 5 months because in that field my company has better job
opportunities.
I''m not suspicious what comes too .NET because I have joined both C# and
Java
and I have also strong MFC background.
VB is not my favourite, that I must admit.
Cheers,
"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <sk***@pobox.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com...Gr**********@gmail.com wrote:I''m about to embark on .NET/C# certification (after 6 weeks intensive
training). I''m actually heading off to India as it''s cheaper....sign of
the times. The goal is to compliment my existing c++/java skills and
to enhance my employability (I contract in finance at the moment...I
have work but am planning for the future). As of now I have zero
experience in C#/.NET (I''ve done some J2EE work in the past but that''s
about it:( ).
Has anybody any advice on this matter? e.g. Dont do it, the
certification isn''t worth squat! or perhaps "definitely do it, it
opens up so many doors".
Well, I''m not certified in anything and it doesn''t seem to have caused
me any problems.Also, right now C# is a microsoft only development environment but I''ve
heard its being ported to linux. Is that correct?
Not really. There are various projects around for running C# (or rather
IL) code on Linux and other platforms. The biggest of these is probably
Mono (http://www.mono-project.com) but there will always be issues in
terms of how much of .NET has been ported (i.e. the bits that MS has
implemented on Windows beyond the standard) and what the legal
situation is. (Will MS start trying to take legal action against
companies using Mono in the future, claiming it violates patents etc?)
Jon
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