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I want to become a. Net developer. But I am still confused what should i do after c# ? Give me the correct path.

7th Jun 2021, 7:18 AM
RAJESH HIRAJI PAWAR
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apply your knowledge code code code 100 lines of code each day for the beginning.
7th Jun 2021, 7:58 AM
Oma Falk
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Support, or just look at, open source projects on github. Supporting an existing code base will be far more valuable then trying to create practice projects by yourself. You said .net developer and that is good. I would steer away from a "code code code" approach. Developers and engineers are problem solvers. A .net developer has .net as a tool box to solve problems. You wouldn't tell a carpenter to go hammer a bunch of nails into a 2x4 to practice their trade. Looking at existing code bases will inform you on what you don't know. Many projects use a variety of what .net has to offer. Take Squirrel.windows for example. It uses c++, c#, and some compiler tricks. Trying to understand that project will inform you on your next steps as a developer.
7th Jun 2021, 8:01 PM
Kail Galestorm
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Apply your knowledge --> find yourself a project to work, e.g. a small game or a simple app Choose something that is fun to you so you stay motivated
7th Jun 2021, 11:34 AM
Lisa
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Of course you need to apply your knowledge, but if you interested to become .net developer, you need to study a lot of more than only c#. - SQL / LINQ - EF6/EF Core 5.0 (Entity framework) -- Migrations, Reverse Engineering, DbFirst/CodeFirst. - MVC (model-view-controller) - Razor pages - And more stuffs. For example, all of this is for web developer (.net) There are out there a LOT of tutorials, so.. Have fun!
30th Sep 2021, 2:41 PM
Sudo-Ale
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