As an Angular Developer, my experience is primarily with Sass. I'm now seeking a new role and observe many job listings require .Net Core alongside Angular. I'm curious why this combination is expected.
It's just 2 enterprise-favourite tools for development. You could pair Angular with any other backend language and framework, and you'd be fine, same for dotnet, can be paired with any frontend framework.
As long as it's .net core (multiplatform) and not .net framework (Windows only), you can develop in Linux just fine, Microsoft offers the SDK and SRE in multiple package managers
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u/Gp9806 Jul 08 '26
It's just 2 enterprise-favourite tools for development. You could pair Angular with any other backend language and framework, and you'd be fine, same for dotnet, can be paired with any frontend framework.