Hello! I'm Rasheed, a .NET enthusiast who's constantly looking for new things to learn and forget, that's why I started writing in the first place, but I love writing tho :-)
Hey @kalkwst
I've seen from your profile that you are a senior .NET developer. I've been learning C# and Asp.Net for a year now and I'm heavily invested in improving my skillset within the field of .NET.
Do you have any advice or tips for me? And thanks in advance 🙏
PowerFactors dev by day, gamer by night. Battling impostor syndrome and writing clean energy code (and useless side projects) fueled by pure insanity since 2008.
Start from the basics and build from there. Don't spread yourself too thin with C#, and containerization, and databases, and distributed architectures, as most of the newcomers try to do.
Avoid LeetCode-esque challenges like the plague. They serve no real purpose other than a quick screening mechanism for companies.
Find a mentor. Most importantly though, find a mentor whose teaching style matches your learning style.
Hello! I'm Rasheed, a .NET enthusiast who's constantly looking for new things to learn and forget, that's why I started writing in the first place, but I love writing tho :-)
Hey @kalkwst
I've seen from your profile that you are a senior .NET developer. I've been learning C# and Asp.Net for a year now and I'm heavily invested in improving my skillset within the field of .NET.
Do you have any advice or tips for me? And thanks in advance 🙏
Well, from the top of my head, I have 3 advice.
Thank you 💯😃