If you like video-based training and your company's paying, Pluralsight has a ton of Microsoft-stack content, much of it with downloadable code you use to follo

If you like video-based training and your company's paying, Pluralsight has a ton of Microsoft-stack content, much of it with downloadable code you use to follow along with the author. If you prefer books, anything published by Microsoft Press is usually very good. StackOverflow is very .NET friendly for questions. One of the things that Visual Studio and many platform components (like IIS) have going for them is discoverability via UI - spend some time opening menus, right-clicking things and poking around to see what you can do. Linqpad is great for discovering C# and trying little things out quickly; I highly recommend it.