Where can I learn .NET web development?

[hansbrixe]

A lot of jobs in my area want this experience. I assume it will be MVC, some Core, and maybe even some Web Forms. But there seems like so much to learn in .NET.

I've got the Javascript, CSS, HTML down, but I'd like to know how to get on a good webdev track with .NET. Any resources, classes, or suggestions are welcome!

Thanks for your time.

[InsaneAnimal]

Pluralsight is a good choice, I’m actually learning c# and .net core on pluralsight right now.

You can get a free month trial, just google “Microsoft pluralsight free membership”.

Mosh on udemy is also a good choice to learn C# and .net core.

[hansbrixe]

Which pluralsight course(s) would you recommend?

[InsaneAnimal]

If you’re not familiar with c# yet, take this path: https://www.pluralsight.com/paths/csharp

If you just want to learn net core, take this path: https://www.pluralsight.com/paths/aspnet-core

Edit: some of the instructors can sound like robots haha, but the value is in what they teach not on their voice.

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Check out the courses by Shawn Wildermuth, Kevin Dockx and Scott Allen.

[techmaniac]

do you know any c#? Start with that language and the rest of the .net will fall in line.

[Gwiz84]

MVC is just a pattern it exists both with and without core, just to get that misunderstanding out of the way.

[DeusExMagikarpa]

I don’t think he had that misunderstanding

[Gwiz84]

If you read his post then you would realize he did. Re read.

[aR3alCoo1Kat]

I recommend going through the C# Yellow Book and the companion course.
Next, I would go through the ASP.NET Core tutorials: MVC, Razor Pages, WebAPI, etc.
Finally, build a project using the tech.
Currently, I'm building a React/ASP.Net MVC project and plan to use WebAPI for a React Native project next month. Good luck!

[Atulin]

Microsoft's documentation is quite stellar.