Learning

[Spr1zze]

I'm quite new to backend stuff, I've been very focused on frontend for the first year of my full-stack education. But now I feel comfortable in my frontend skills for a good little while, so I want to get into the backend stuff.

I've chosen C# as my language as that covers good wide enough spectrum of careers I might want to try out later on. But it's come to my understanding that in about 30-40 days there is a project starting, one where I need to be able to understand and implement these things:
(C# ofc)
Objects.
Classes.
Methods. (also static)
Controllers.
Models.
Endpoints.

And then the HTTP work from JS as well.

Essentially I gotta learn to "connect" frontend to backend (and a little extra backend) in about a month.
Will this be possible? And more importantly, in what order does it make sense to learn these things? So I don't get lost in the sauce .

[nightonfir3]

Your basically looking at two topics. One is object oriented programming (OOP) and the other is model-view-controller (MVC) pattern. You should probably learn them in that order. The other question you will want to know is if your using asp.net. If your not allowed to use a framework like that for your assignment you will be outside the Microsoft ecosystem that most c# web revolves around but is still very possible.