How To Learn C# in 2023 - Learning Path, Tips & Tricks, and More

How do I learn C# well? What order should I learn it in? Are there other topics that I should learn after I learn the basics? What can I do with C#? If you have ever asked any of these questions, please know that you are not alone. I get these questions often. As we move into 2023, these questions are coming up more and more as people plan out the coming year and how they want to improve as a developer.

In this video, I am going to walk you through what you could be as a C# developer, what order to learn the various C# topics in, what your learning cycle should look like, some tips and tricks for learning C# well, and how you can do all of this as easy as possible.

[GaryWee]

20:20 I started to learn C# in 2011, and until now I have been coding using it for more than 8 years. This learning order is THE RIGHT ORDER that I never see universities in Asia teaching it!
You are awesome!

[Keem_Software_]

Man this is literally the best blueprint a dev could have. I’ve had my struggles over the years and I’m still learning but I think I may have to hit the reset button and start here. Thanks Tim !

[david]

I've been developing in C# and following your videos for a while. The advice about how to practice and the importance of pacing and scheduling is gold. Thank you for your good work. Your videos help me a lot in my journey :)

[TheInkSpoots]

I won the Mastercourse in c# from Tims collaberation with MongoDB. I just recently finished the course and it helped me go from a employee in a low code development Project to a real software developer. The journey does not stop here and im truly greatful for all the content and advice from Tim.

[chrisp]

Thank you for making this! Currently a CS student and the primary language we are learning in is C#. There are so many pieces you have laid out that will not be covered in school but will undoubtedly be expected by employers. Incredible guidance!

[vietanhxan]

I’ve been a subscriber of you since I first learnt every single piece of this career path. I’m proud and happy when my first choice was C# and till now I’m still doing it well and keep learning new stuff, developing self skill with many many others intergrating system and tech stacks. And today, YT just suggested me this video and I just continuously watching the whole introduction of your vid, Tim.
Then I paused for a while to write this comment, I really like how it become clearer and clearer every time I go back to watch these fundamental or sharing about C#. Because the more I do the more I understand and the later vid is even better with your sharing experience through time. In the video I can feel your effort, the way you speak was coming right at what you felt. And the best part is you even talk slower and have more stop points, which is kinda easier and more exciting to listen and understand 😊
Just want to admire your passionate work and even I still havent watched all of your courses yet but I’ll do soon whenever I have time to learn ❤ Thank you for sharing and please keep up the spirit, Tim Corey 🙌🙌

[ziaullahhassan]

Always love your contents. Thank you for all that you do. Your hard work doesn't go unnoticed. You're appreciated!

[tomqueens]

This is exactly the video I've been searching the net for. So glad I came across it. Thanks a lot!

[pgallovich]

I am really excited to get back to learning C# Tim. I always love your advice, so true. This is a great video that really helped me get back on track. Thanks so much, Tim.

[leonelperez]

Hi Tim, I don't speak English very well, I started watching your videos and you really explain 10 times better than all the ones I've seen in Spanish, thank you very much. You have a new subscriber and follower.

[AtaAlvi]

no one has ever explained C# like this, awesome. thank man, you are a real teacher, and you have the perfect skills.

[francisf.amunde]

Thanks a million for this Tim, as always, you are an inspiration to me. more power to your elbow!

[c.elegans]

Great Content!!! I was messing things up and seeing this video all the things are cleared up! Thanks Tim!!!

[linojrasmolo]

Love this content Tim. I've been watching your videos to help me learcn C# the easiest as possible. Thanks.

[monet]

Thank you for all your advise and hard work Tim. As an aspiring software developer your advise has been invaluable.

[husniddindosmatov]

Mr. Tim Corey, it is what I want. Thanks a million for such kind of useful helpful tutorials. 👍 👍👍👍

[Glenningway]

Thank you for making this video, I've fallen off the programming wagon with just some front-end experience (not professionally) however as a middle aged junior it's been difficult, likely do to location on top of lack of work experience and knowing the right people in the field. Been looking at picking up C# and .NET again since it's been years since college and a stint with game development, and after seeing the learning path, I'm going backwards.

I've learned some cloud, Git, SQL, HTML/CSS/Javascript so I'll have to start from the syntax part and work my way back. My SQL needs a refresher though.

[stiemandenis]

Hi Tim, many thanks for the huge amount of knowledge and practice advices that you provide to C# development. Do you plan to teach about WinUI and DDD as they are my actual interest. Thank you.

[danielmadsen]

Tim, you are a god.
Just the fact that you make all these guides and let them be available for free.
Thank you!

[mohdnorazmil]

Always love your contents. Been a hobbyist developer for almost 35 years starting with Quick Basic :). Was wondering, in your youtube channel, is it possible to create the playlist for the topic you suggest in the learning order? That would be nice.