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Hello all, apologies if I've missed answers to similar questions but I need some advice.

I've been doing work in other fields over the past 4-5 or so years but I need to pick things up again to help out a client, so I'm trying to figure out where I should be heading. I was creating asp.net websites using C# and I think around that time we were being nudged towards MVC and Linq but I never got around to properly looking into that.

So what's considered the best approach for web development in a Microsoft environment currently? To clarify I'm not asking for the benefit of the client as the existing design/technologies should hopefully cover their needs, it's more so if I need to job hunt for this work full time again and just to be up to date in general.

So any advice?
 
I'd look into the new-ish .net core / asp.net core too. It's a modern rewrite of asp.net 5 mvc. Very fun! I've seen jobs appearing for it now, but I imagine it will be for new projects and startups.

I suppose I could use .net core as an excuse to learn MVC as it apparently doesn't support web forms.

Thanks for the advice everyone.
 
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