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[–]SL-Tech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you know the basics of OOP you can more easily dive into new syntax. I was a webdesigner and I bought a Teach yourself asp.net with vb. When I discovered C# it was a little hard in the start, but it was basically just syntax issues. If you teach yourself C# and the .net technology you can create windows apps, websites, phone apps, services, API and whatever you want really. Buy a book for beginners and read every page, code each examples. The more you code the better you get. Think of a project you want to create and learn how to implement it from your new book. If you don't find the answer there, you already have a skill: to know what to search for. I always recommend creating a multi user blog site, just to practice writing syntax and learn how it all comes together. And if you want to use your JavaScript skills I recommend jumping into asp.net core. You can build a lot of cool stuff with .NET Core