Post by rayancaleb on Jan 23, 2018 11:07:49 GMT
Hi,
A little background. I first dabbled with Linux back in the mid-late 90's as a student (Slackware distribution on 5 CD's) and spent the early part of my career as tech. support for a high-end UNIX vendor (Sequent Computer Systems) who put me through their excellent in-class training courses. I emerged with a couple of sys admin qualifications. I subsequently spent some time as a tech. consultant at an ERP vendor (System Software Associates), installing and configuring their product into a UNIX (HP-UX) and Oracle environment at client sites. So, back then I kind of had a clue what I was doing I guess.
From around the turn of the century I switched to the dark side and became a developer on the Microsoft platform. Until the last 18 months or so I specialised on the .NET platform until sensing a change in the market. I have now switched to the web stack - Angular, Node.js, etc, and see no reason why I need to be shackled to Microsoft's operating sytems any longer. Hell, I can even continue with .NET developments on Linux or MacOS if required.
Thanks,
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A little background. I first dabbled with Linux back in the mid-late 90's as a student (Slackware distribution on 5 CD's) and spent the early part of my career as tech. support for a high-end UNIX vendor (Sequent Computer Systems) who put me through their excellent in-class training courses. I emerged with a couple of sys admin qualifications. I subsequently spent some time as a tech. consultant at an ERP vendor (System Software Associates), installing and configuring their product into a UNIX (HP-UX) and Oracle environment at client sites. So, back then I kind of had a clue what I was doing I guess.
From around the turn of the century I switched to the dark side and became a developer on the Microsoft platform. Until the last 18 months or so I specialised on the .NET platform until sensing a change in the market. I have now switched to the web stack - Angular, Node.js, etc, and see no reason why I need to be shackled to Microsoft's operating sytems any longer. Hell, I can even continue with .NET developments on Linux or MacOS if required.
Thanks,
For More Details:-
Device Demonstration Video