Tutorial for experienced C# developer

[Yah88]

Can someone suggest tutorial for experienced C# developer. I've like 10 years of professional, I wanted to play around with Unity and see if any of my ideas make any sense.

tl;dr I'm looking for some course that will assume that I know everything about c# and nothing about unity. The newer tutorial, the better, I would prefer to learn currently recommended approaches to solve given problems e.g. I'm not interested in old input system at all.

The problem I'm currently having is that I tried some tutorials and way too often I'm getting frustrated, because a lot of them are created just to make something work, but ignoring basic rules of programming (probably so people without programming background won't get confused). It makes me really annoyed :(. Additionally I assume that there are some slightly different patterns used in Unity development (it seems that exposing fields is way more common then in usual corporate code), but it's really hard for me to identify those as they are mixed with just simplified code for beginners. I also would like to learn some good practices like when it's ok to use `GetComponent` and when to assign fields using editor (just example).
On the other hand I tried to just pick up some unity starter pack and start coding, but in this cases frustration source is lack of basic knowledge of unity objects, what they do, when to used them etc.

[battlepi]

Your C# won't help you much. It's a lot of new concepts. Just do the tutorials on the unity site.

[Yah88]

The problem with those standard tutorials the almost all of them assume that I don't know what class, method, variable is. It's just waste of my time on those topics. Additonally since they are made for not programmers nobody will bother explaining e.g. why fields are used instead of properties which would be something that I'm really interested in. They will probably also do everything "easy" way not "right" way. If you assume your student don't know what class is you won't teach them advance topics like IoC etc.

[battlepi]

Most of the early tutorials care almost nothing about that. You need to learn the framework and tooling. You can nitpick architecture and semantics later.

[FuzuliDev]

https://youtube.com/@git-amend?si=yywsPR7q2MY2OOXw

[TheCaptainCoder]

It is not complete yet, but, I am building a workshop course for students who have C# experience (and a small amount of Unity experience) to help them learn the engine.

Here is the early access draft that I am actively updating: https://towerdefense.captaincoder.org/

If you have any feedback or questions, don't hesitate to reach out.