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Company where I work had huge risk audit.

The second highest risk is using USA based cloud with 66/100.

The first one was using Spring Boot everywhere 77/100. Till the end of 2025 we need to have migration path to something else with 2 PoCs done.

WPF with some external controls.

- Still supported on latest .NET

- Most feature rich and battle tested

- Good documentation

- You will learn XAML which can be later used once when WinUI 3.0 is more mature (at least another 5,6 years will be needed with their current development velocity)

PS.

XAML is a bit different but similiar enoguh between WPF and WinUI.

Of course it depends on what type of application.

Actually I am only 12 years older than you. :) I had a lot luck to get my first computer early and was exposed to QBasic in dad's company.

you can more easily get away with no leetcode and no take home.

Current rate in the last three months is around 75%. (which demands LC or take home)

I am programming since 1995. I got my first job in 2007. Pretty sure that not single line of my code is online. Maybe except couple forum/reddit snippets.

I have two kids, couple family friends, one hobby and I like to watch basketball and old movies. Outside of work I spend some time here and couple subreddits. I do not have time for the side projects on GitHub or to prepare for silly LC tests. I do not have time to create LinkedIn account and keep it updated.

I have CV with average EU Uni and uninterrupted 16 years across many different domains and with different tech stacks.

I refuse to do following:

- LC tests

- take home.

On another hand we can have interview for 6 hours about your business domain or system design.

Angular v16 3 years ago

good commercial angular UI libraries

Could you recommend one of these?

MSSQL features that are missing in PostgreSQL are impossible to be made by community. ;)

I am using both PostgreSQL and MSSQL in the production since 2003 and they are simply not in the same league. Especially tooling around MSSQL is miles ahead.