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Fab Mier
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ASP Classic

Does anyone still use it? I have been a classic ASP developer since 2000, almost 18 years! I recently retired but would like to do some projects remotely. I also have programmed in C# and developed in that language as well as ASP and jQuery web services. I have experience implementing Amazon Pay, Visa Checkout and MasterPass for an eCommerce company that I worked for the last five years. I have integrated with houzz.com, DOBA and other web services for the eCommerce platform. Questions?

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Luis Brown
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Web Site Administrator And Programmer at Activemode Com

I was going to mention ASP.NET, but you've worked with C#, so perhaps you know MVC as well. It seems you know some of what I know. Like Matt, I also suggest some type of Consultancy, or Small Business Website building. eCommerce is one route, but I decided to pursue Artificial Intelligence in the form of Chatbots for Customer Support. It's best you do at least one thing that most people are not able to do.

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Matt Bornhorst
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Hi Fab,

It sounds like you a have a ton of great experience. From what I've gathered at my experience at web development agency, ASP is a great bonus to have knowledge in but it isn't as widely used as before. You'll probably find more people looking mainly for experience in C#, Javascript Frameworks, and .NET - but that doesn't mean you can't find something.

Are you looking for more of a full-time gig or part-time? From your wanting to work remotely, it sounds like more of a part-time gig? I would consider trying to make it a consulting company, as many agencies aren't looking for a full time employee but desperately need someone with your experience - especially in implementing eCommerce solutions.

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