Announcing free C#, .NET, and ASP.NET for beginners video courses and tutorials
If you've been thinking about learning C#, now is the time to jump in! I've been working on this project for months and I'm happy to announce http://dot.net/videos
There's nearly a hundred short videos (with more to come!) that will teach you topics like C# 101, .NET, making desktop apps, making ASP.NET web apps, learning containers and Dockers, or even starting with Machine Learning. There's a ton of great, slow-paced beginner videos. Most are less than 10 minutes long and all are organized into Playlists on YouTube!
If you are getting started, I'd recommend starting with these three series in this order - C#, .NET, then ASP.NET. After that, pick the topics that make you the happiest.
If you don't have access to YouTube where you are, all these videos are also on Channel 9 *and* can be downloaded locally via RSS feed! https://channel9.msdn.com/Browse/Series
If you like these, let me know what other topics you'd like us to cover! We are just getting started and already have intermediate and advanced C# classes in the works!
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It would be useful if MS could build 1 decent learning site and stick to it rather than keep chopping and changing.
Why doesn't Microsoft hosts its own videos anymore?
What I would love to see is Azure DevOps (or Git in general) for beginners. the learning curve is pretty steep (for me, anyway)
The Blazor page experience on the interactive tutorials is great, with one tiny caveat - I am so used to hitting F5 to run my code (in Visual Studio and LINQPad, of course), but hitting F5 in the browser (of course) reloads the page, and my work is lost. Any chance of adding (and advertising) a keyboard shortcut to use instead? Having to use the mouse to click on the Run button is so...hacky.
Also, there are captions (subtitles) available on Channel 9 for each video. They are basically transcriptions of the videos. However, I noticed that they are not produced by humans. For example, in the second C# 101 video, Kendra says "Web Assembly" which is captioned as "[inaudible]".
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https://www.techsupportalert.com/content/free-c-net-and-aspnet-videos-and-tutorials-beginners.htm
Hopefully, more people will learn about it.
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This is fantastic.
Thanks so much for all you do.