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Well this is a very loaded question. I’d tackle it by basic aspects of base development. - File Handling, IO, Streams - Data Storage, ADO.NET - Generics, Colle
by ChicagoDave 6y ago
Well this is a very loaded question. I’d tackle it by basic aspects of base development.
- File Handling, IO, Streams
- Data Storage, ADO.NET
- Generics, Collections
- Linq, Lambdas
- Threading, Tasks
- Cryptography
I’d just build console apps, which you can do on Windows, Linux, or MacOS.
Just install dotnet-core.
- tester34 6y agoI'd recommend skipping ADO and learn Dapper/EF Core (this is harder to learn because its huge)
- bob1029 6y agoI'd consider going straight into Dapper. It's where you'll end up anyways if you start worrying about performance. Direct SQL queries and matching projection models allow for much more flexibility in all areas. If you are bad at SQL, EF Core won't save you for very long. Might as well learn it the hard way.