I have been developing net for more than ten years. Will you continue to follow Microsoft and turn to net core, java, front-end or other directions?

Needless to say, the network core has a high probability of coolpad, because there are few companies and fewer people to recruit, and it is difficult to achieve a benign market ecology. The reason is the old version of win platform. In history,. net is simple and easy to use, and small and medium-sized enterprises or traditional manufacturing enterprises have many applications with weak IT technical strength. Many enterprises lack the strength to invest in the open source field. Netcore is open source oriented and is mainly driven by containerization. Microsoft developed netcore mainly for its own consideration, such as pushing its Azure, increasing its support for docker to support the application of cloud platform, followed by net developers and enterprises, which led enterprises that used net before to either increase their technical investment and turn to open source netcore (enterprises need to increase their technical investment, such as recruiting net architects to build a basic platform), or continue to win the platform net. Or go to Microsoft's cloud platform Azure later (the early migration still needs the investment of talents and technology, but the later maintenance will be more convenient than building it yourself). Netcore's tepid market performance has caused a few large domestic companies that use net to turn to the java camp instead of netcore. The reason is also very simple. The net core started too late and the ecology is not good. Due to the lack of mature technical solutions, it is not easy to recruit qualified network talents. Ecology and people are the strengths of java and the first choice of enterprise application development market. Because netcore is open source, the cost of transformation and migration will be high. Why not replace netcore with mature java directly? If there is no subversive innovation in the network core, it is estimated that it is difficult to make a breakthrough in the enterprise software market in the open source direction.