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Usually we switch stacks when we switch customer, on average every six months or year.
Sure there is a kind of adaptation period, like the first week, then is back again to full speed.
I also use both on personal projects, so sometimes I use the stack that I currently don't on the project.
There are also mixed projects where the frontend is a native desktop application written in .NET, with the backend done in Java.
Basically, it is no different of mastering several human languages at writing, reading and speaking levels.
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Usually we switch stacks when we switch customer, on average every six months or year.
Sure there is a kind of adaptation period, like the first week, then is back again to full speed.
I also use both on personal projects, so sometimes I use the stack that I currently don't on the project.
There are also mixed projects where the frontend is a native desktop application written in .NET, with the backend done in Java.
Basically, it is no different of mastering several human languages at writing, reading and speaking levels.