Hi,


Title: Sr DOT NET Developer

Location: Seatle, Washington

Duration: 2+ years

Only GC/Citizens/W2



Skills:

8+ years of .NET

WCF/WPF experience

SILVER LIGHT

Thanks,

re:
!> Skills:
!> 8+ years of .NET

Bwahahah ! Nobody can fit your job description.

The .Net Framework 1.0 was released on February 13, 2002.

That's only 7 years and 4 months ago,
so nobody can have "8+ years of .NET" experience.

I hate spammers, but I hate ignorant spammers more.



Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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Wrong, friend. .Net 1.0 came out from under non-disclosure in July or August
of 2000, at the PDC conference in Los Angeles. Within less than a week, I
was writing C# with Notepad and compiling it from the command line. So I've
easily got 8+ years of .Net experience.

Maybe you're thinking about the first release of Visual Studio, but a lot of
people had gotten started with .Net long before that was available.

Tom Dacon
Dacon Software Consulting

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!>> The .Net Framework 1.0 was released on February 13, 2002.
!> Wrong, friend. .Net 1.0 came out from under non-disclosure in July or August

Please read again...

The .Net Framework 1.0 was *released* on ...

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!> Maybe you're thinking about the first release of Visual Studio

Nope...

Your memory is failing you.

See :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_.NET_Framework_versions

The .Net Framework 1.0 was Released To Manufacturing on 2002-03-05.

For confirmation from the horse's mouth ( Microsoft ), see :

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/netframeredist/download.mspx

The .Net Framework 1.0 was released on March 5, 2002.

There's no way that anybody could have 8+ years experience with the release version.

Some people, like you and I, got to play with the beta bits but you can't call that "experience".
The .Net Framework was a work in progress and classes were pulled out from under us almost monthly in the beta.

I can vividly remember keeping a crib sheet for the fast moving changes.
Anybody who didn't do that, would sink fast as the class changes were unfolded.

Ah, those were the days !




Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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Regístrate (gratis) en los Foros de VS 2010 y ASP.NET 4.0, en español
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I remember it well!

I was almost on the point of giving up due to the constant changes!

I would finally get something half-decent almost working properly only to
install the latest build and then find that it wouldn't even compile...

Show quote Hide quote So you can't use anyone with 5+ years of .NET?  What's the big deal?  Must
be some kind of sweat shop.

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