The MANY things you can build with C#

The c# language and .NET framework can take you far. From starting in web development you can move into mobile dev, desktop dev (it's not dead), artificial intelligence, microservices, gaming, machine learning, and IoT (internet of things) development. The possibilities are vast and c# has you covered.

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[jochenpanjaer]

The answer is: everything and anything. Hell, I’ve even seen a client of ours putting an embedded c# into their mattress and bed sensors.

[thanhsonnguyen]

Anything: _exists_

Bobby Davis: C# got you covered there *_as well_*

[kallenpatmore]

Full stack dev
Mobile apps
Desktops apps
Services and micro services
Game development
Ai and machine learning
Internet of things

[kugatsukugatsu]

Why Bobby wears glasses? Because now he can C#!
Badum Ts...
BTW, really good and useful pointers👍

[dnk]

- It's cold outside 🥶!
- *C# got you covered* 😎!

[astrahcat]

Been programming C# in Unity full time for 6 years and couldn't be happier. Can see myself easily going another 10.

[alishanummer]

01:53 - Full-stack Web Dev
04:28 - Mobile Apps
07:06 - Desktop App development
09:10 - Services & Mirco-Services
10:40 - Game Development
11:50 - AI and Machine Learning
13:06 - IoT (internet of things)

[AndersonTatsuno]

Probably the best recommendation that YouTube gave me
I loved this video

+1 sub!

[MatthewMcGuff]

12:29 - This resist frame in the video made me think I was going crazy when I first saw it. Super fun easter egg in this video.

[pierre]

Been learning C# with Microsoft Documentation and their free learning resources. As a more experienced dev, their resources are really good for adopting the language.

[saulgoodman]

wife? gone
computer? infected
phone? broken
car? stolen
fortnite? dead:)
c#? *got you covered there as well*
hotel? trivago

[johndough]

I think this stack is also good for older developers who want a stable stack with a lot of job opportunities. We don’t have the time, especially with a wife and kids, to continually learn the new “cool” technologies of the month.

[joneldominictapang]

Exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you for the advice.

[MADPURO]

The hardest thing for me is setting my foot in place as far as what path to take. I get excited and impatient and discouraged all at the same time when im learning. This is the second time i came around into learning c# and im now trying to stick with it. No more new languages lol. Thank you for this video.

[code]

Most informative video about c#! Instant sub! Thank you! :)

[nukeman]

Thanks this video is a big help! I was wondering why I am learning C# till I saw this video. Gave me the moto that I need. Thanks!

[leonard]

I know C# but for some reason, until now i couldn't understand what i could REALLY use it for, thanks to this video i now know..

[vanamutt]

great video..i had no idea c# is this powerful
i've been learning C and python and been dabbling a bit in C# and I used to think "i can build a desktop app or something, cool"
ill definitely get into it more.
thanks

[Jeffrey-qdgv]

thank u for this video, ive been struggeling on my next step after i finished my python course and this was very informative!

[techg]

Great quality video. You deserve much more views.