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Which has more scope in future: Java or .Net?

What are your views on the scope and growth of Java Development and Selenium testing?

  • Please share your views and experience on the scope and growth of Java Development and switching over to selenium testing. 1. Is it a good choice to move from development to testing? 2. Scope of development in Selenium testing ? 3. Will my career be good if I switch into testing from development? 4. Market opening of selenium tool in future ? My brother has  1.5 years of experience as Java Developer(Java, Struts, JSP, Servlets and Spring)

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    There is much growth and scope in java as dev... You must be signed in to read this answer.Connected to GoogleConnected to FacebookBy continuing you indicate that you have read and agree to the .  Loading account...Complete Your ProfileFull NameChecking...EmailChecking...PasswordChecking...By creating an account you indicate that you have read and agree to the .

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I would say switch to learn. You can come back to development later as well. Testing is an important part of software development process. Selenium is a great tool for end to end testing. You can do a lot of engineering around selenium to change your complete testing experience.

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