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I'm not sure if i'm in the correct area or not but i didnt see one for this.
I've been in the IT world now for 10 years and coding now for 7 of them.
I've done everything from helpdesk - network design and some small
application architecture work. I've been developing in .NET since the beta
version in C# and VB.NET, and done some architect work on some small
applications. How can I break out of the developer role and more on the
application architect side of things? I'm doing it a little at a time, but
i'm still about 97% hands on coding. any advice or suggestions?
thx
I've been in the IT world now for 10 years and coding now for 7 of them.
I've done everything from helpdesk - network design and some small
application architecture work. I've been developing in .NET since the beta
version in C# and VB.NET, and done some architect work on some small
applications. How can I break out of the developer role and more on the
application architect side of things? I'm doing it a little at a time, but
i'm still about 97% hands on coding. any advice or suggestions?
thx