My C# & .NET Developer Roadmap

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Learning .NET and C# development is rewarding. You can build almost anything from console applications to web applications, mobile apps, and even games.

You can also build IoT solutions and cloud-native services. Or you can apply machine learning or implement AI applications using the .NET platform.

The best part is that if you learn the fundamentals, you can specialize in one or more areas of your choice and still use the foundations in your everyday work.

The more you use it, the more you learn about the platform. Transitioning between different types of applications becomes easier the more experience you gain.

This roadmap is built on my experience based on more than a decade of C# and .NET development and working more than 15 years in software development.

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[ClaudioBernasconi]

What do you think about the roadmap? Does it cover everything required to become a great .NET developer? What would you change? 🤔

[RafaelStalder-ismj]

To me it looks quite complete on the first sight! Key imo is to take small steps and don't think you can learn everything in a week or two.

[IAmLove]

I’m subscribing just from the interaction in the comments. You seem like a genuine person.

[DomiiFTW]

nice and inspiring roadmap! great way to start learning!

[NWessel]

I would probably put variables as a line under hello world - learning to assign int and string and mix int into strings and int to int to see how it interact. Some will probably already "get it" here.
I would probably also move at least arrays into basic. It fits so well with the loops :)

[nithinrajchittath]

Why does it look like the guy is just reading lines from a book.

[JamesRiby]

The roadmap looks great but where is async programming? It's complex, I know, but I guess should be in the advanced concepts part or learnt straight after the roadmap!?

[fuzzy-]

Hey, im a bit on lost on this 'Explicit Startup' in part 3 Basic C#."

[nezhttv]

Hey ! what do infer by "Explicit Startup" as a part of your C# basics?

[PeterViet]

There is so little offers for iOS Developer with 1, 5 year commercial experience right now in my case :/ I was actually thinking to start learning C# and transition to .NET Developer. I wonder how much time would it take it to me "learn" it and if it's worth it at all or should I stay where I'm. Any tips?

[mrbrit]

How does this compare to Tim Corey's course? It's certainly a lot more affordable...

[kanetyberium]

Is this viable for somebody who wants to swap careers and learn programming from 0?

[gofudgeyourselves]

Make one for native windows desktop app as well

[woody-xmve]

Hi Claudio, Thanks for this road map! I'm an application tester and I am trying to switch to developing. When I was in college our capstone project was written in c# but I've been told that I have to learn JS first before learning C#. is this true? Thanks again!