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I have 5.5 yrs experience in asp.net,sql.....i don't have experience on these technologies ---entity framework,jquery,linq,wcf,mvc Presently i am looking for a job that will allow me to gain experience on 1 or max 2 technologies out of these I don't want to concentrate on all 5 at a time. I am planning to work on 1 or max 2 technologies for 1/2 years and then go to other technologies . Which 1 or 2 i should pick up first to start working on......
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Pratik Bhuva 24-Sep-14 0:27am    
This all are the technologies which are mostly used now a days.
So you should gain knowledge on all of these.
IF You want to separate then you can separate WCF with others from this.

In my opinion
MVC, EntityFramework, Linq are the latest and mostly used techs.
Links to follow:-
For MVC:MVC Links[^]

^]

Entity Framework:-
Entity framework Code first[^]

Hope this helps
Thanks
:)
 
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MVC, Entity framework and LINQ are the mostly used techs.
Entity framework and LINQ are easy to learn ..
MVC will take time...

Best site for learning LINQ
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/101-LINQ-Samples-3fb9811b[^]

Best site for learning Entity framework
Entity Framework Tutorial for Beginners[^]
 
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Dear Tanvi,

All this technology are not optional to each other, but they are more correlated with each other,

for example

Entity Framework and LINQ are ORM, which you can use as alternate to classic ADO.Net,

While the MVC is an Architecture which is efficient way for 3 tier architecture, you can use the Entity Framework with MVC architecture

WCF is the extended version of Classic Web service(Which supported only SOAP) for communication with distributed platform and application, WCF now supports SOAP, MSMQ, Asynchronous communication etc.

JQuery is again the collection of Java Scripts

So I would say you should join any company which let you learn MVC and WCF, other technology will follows them.

Regards,
Ravi
 
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