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9 months ago
in Is SharePoint value for money? on SharePoint Magazine
I'm new to Sharepoint (about 3 months) and have been in ASP.NET for about 3 years now. It's a different world for sure and am finding the learning curve steep.
My current company is in the early stages of its first Sharepoint deployment and Sharepoint has given us a good head start as we have been able to impress quickly. While the initial capabilities are good, digging deeper will take a while to get a handle on.
In my last company, I elected to run with DotNetNuke instead as it's simpler to develop against and doesn't require the same expertise to manage that Sharepoint does.
My current company is in the early stages of its first Sharepoint deployment and Sharepoint has given us a good head start as we have been able to impress quickly. While the initial capabilities are good, digging deeper will take a while to get a handle on.
In my last company, I elected to run with DotNetNuke instead as it's simpler to develop against and doesn't require the same expertise to manage that Sharepoint does.
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i am also using MOSS form past 1 years onwords...previously i 'v worked on dotnetnuke....
I am very comfirtable to work with MOSS