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Full Stack Development - Microsoft .NET stack Tools and technologies required for full stack development (.Net technology stack) https://github.com/Maheswaran/FullStackDevelopment This repository contains excel sheet which has list of frameworks, tools and technologies used in full stack development using Microsoft stack. Now a days, Being a .Net full stack developer, one must know wide variety of frameworks and tools. And there are lot of tools, frameworks and java script libraries are rolled out into the market every day, hence it is difficult for any one to know and learn everything.So here i have tried to segregate the list and put into following categories. Front end  Client side programming       Server side programming  Back end Business Logic implementation OR Mapping frameworks Architecture Database Development methodologies SCRUM KANBAN DevOps  Tools Infrastructure Cloud Computing MS Azure services Containerization This could h

Those who are planning to take 70-532 or 70-535 in near future or in 2019, you may have to wait for while. Microsoft has restructured the Azure certifications into more role based azure certificates. Those who have already pursued the certifications in past or recently, need to take respective transition certifications to get the certifications relevant with respect to new topics and valid after 31st Dec 2018. Folks who have already scheduled and preparing for the 70-532 & 70-535 exams they can continue to do so as these exams are valid til 31,December 2018. Additionally they need to take transition certifications. Please read the below link for more details. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/community-blog-post.aspx?BlogId=8&Id=375159 https://buildazure.com/2018/09/24/introducing-role-based-microsoft-azure-certification-shakeup/ Officially this has been updated in respective exam pages in Microsoft learning portal. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learn

There are many "JS frameworks" evolve every day which can be used in both front end and back end side. If you ever confused which library/term and where it is applicable. Then you could refer the diagram given in the recent post in code burst . https://codeburst.io/the-2018-web-developer-roadmap-826b1b806e8d Its give you clear overview of the road map. But the road map did not much say about using .NET/Java at back end side.