Overview
This course contains a complete learning path for .NET development, structured from beginner to expert levels. The course is organized into 7 main sections with detailed topics, hands-on projects, and examples in each section.
Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced developer looking to expand your .NET skills, this course provides a structured approach to mastering .NET development technologies.
Note: This course is regularly updated with new content, improvements, and additional resources. Check back frequently for the latest materials.
Course Structure
Section 0: Introduction - Completed
- Course overview and learning approach
- Development environment setup guide
- Prerequisites and system requirements
Section 1: C# Fundamentals (6-8 weeks) - Completed
Foundational C# programming skills needed for all .NET development:
- Variables, data types, and operators
- Control flow statements
- Object-oriented programming
- Exception handling
- LINQ and collections
- Asynchronous programming
Section 2: ASP.NET Web API (6-8 weeks) - Completed
Building RESTful services and APIs:
- REST principles and HTTP protocols
- Controllers and routing
- Data transfer objects
- Entity Framework Core integration
- Authentication and authorization
Section 3: ASP.NET MVC (6-8 weeks) - Coming Soon
Traditional web applications with server-side rendering:
- MVC architecture pattern
- Razor view engine
- Model binding and validation
- Authentication in MVC
- Client-side integration
Section 4: Razor Pages (4-6 weeks) - Coming Soon
Page-centric web development approach:
- Page models and handlers
- Data binding and validation
- Security implementation
- AJAX integration
Section 5: Blazor (8-10 weeks) - Coming Soon
Component-based web UI development:
- Component architecture
- Blazor Server vs WebAssembly
- State management
- JavaScript interop
- Authentication in Blazor
Section 6: Additional Resources (2 weeks) - Coming Soon
Modern development practices:
- Git and version control
- Testing strategies
- Cloud deployment
- Containerization with Docker
- Microservices architecture
Section 7: Conclusion - Completed
- Next steps in your .NET journey
- Certification paths
- Professional development resources
Folder Structure
dotnet-course/
├── 00-introduction/
├── 01-csharp-fundamentals/
│   ├── topics/
│   ├── projects/
│   └── examples/
├── 02-aspnet-web-api/
│   ├── topics/
│   ├── projects/
│   └── examples/
├── 03-aspnet-mvc/
│   ├── topics/
│   ├── projects/
│   └── examples/
├── 04-razor-pages/
│   ├── topics/
│   ├── projects/
│   └── examples/
├── 05-blazor/
│   ├── topics/
│   ├── projects/
│   └── examples/
├── 06-additional-resources/
│   ├── topics/
│   └── resources.md
└── 07-conclusion/
Each section contains:
- topics/: Individual markdown files for each learning topic
- projects/: Hands-on project guides with step-by-step instructions
- examples/: Code examples and best practices demonstrations
How to Use This Course
For Complete Beginners
- Start with Section 0: Introduction
- Proceed sequentially through Section 1: C# Fundamentals
- Continue through each section in order
- Complete all hands-on projects
- Review examples to understand best practices
For Experienced Developers
- Assess your current knowledge using the prerequisites guide
- Skip sections you're already proficient in
- Focus on new technologies (Blazor, advanced MVC, etc.)
- Complete projects in areas where you need practice
For Educators/Trainers
- Use the structured curriculum as a foundation
- Adapt timelines based on your students' pace
- Supplement with additional exercises as needed
- Use projects as assessment tools
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy
- Willingness to learn programming concepts
- A computer with at least 4GB RAM and 10GB free disk space
- Windows, macOS, or Linux operating system
Required Software
- .NET SDK (latest LTS version)
- Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio
- Git for version control
- Web browser for testing applications
Time Commitment
The complete course requires approximately 35-45 weeks (8-11 months) to complete thoroughly:
- 3-6 hours per week recommended
- Each section includes estimated completion times
- Projects may require additional time for exploration
Learning Approach
This course follows a hands-on, practical approach:
- Read First: Go through topic explanations before attempting projects
- Code Along: Type out examples rather than copying and pasting
- Practice: Modify examples to test your understanding
- Build Projects: Complete all hands-on projects thoroughly
- Review: Revisit topics and projects as needed
Getting Started
- Download this course
- Read the introduction section
- Set up your development environment
- Begin with Section 1: C# Fundamentals
- Follow the sequential structure for best results
Accessing the Course with Obsidian
This course is designed to work seamlessly with Obsidian, a powerful knowledge management tool. To access the course using Obsidian:
- Install Obsidian from obsidian.md
- Open Obsidian and select "Open folder as vault"
- Choose the dotnet-coursedirectory from this course
- The course content will be organized as a graph of interconnected notes
- Use Obsidian's features like backlinks, tags, and canvas for enhanced learning
Support
If you need help during the course, here’s how to get support:
- 📖 Start with the course documentation 
 Most common questions are already explained in detail.
- 🛠 Review the examples and project guides 
 Walk through the provided code samples before reaching out.
- 🌐 Join the .NET community 
 Explore forums (Stack Overflow, Reddit, official .NET Discord/Slack) and social media groups for peer discussions.
- 📧 Contact me directly 
 For course‑specific questions, feedback, or clarifications, email me at:
 neerajshdev@gmail.com
💡 Tip: Please check the documentation and examples first before emailing, so we can keep communication focused and efficient.
Happy coding! 🚀
 

 
    
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