My learning efforts in 2014 was centered around learning as much as possible about SQL Server to pass my MCSE exams. Last year (2015), I dedicated my brain to business courses at Yale and Coursera. Now, I've had it. There are no more excuses. I need to dive into this beast of .net programming for the modern web. Therefore I have dedicated my 2016 learning time to these topics.
I intend to learn and study through Pluralsight courses and have created the "curriculum" beneath for myself. I intend to start from the top and work myself down.
Comment aside: My working experience with programming with or without .net is
2 years experience with PHP/Perl programming (2000-2001)
5 day course on c# 2.0 (2003)
5 years experience with functional programming (2002-2008)
5 years experience with web programming (non IIS old style) (2002-2008)
5 months position as a .net programmer (2005)
6 years experience with SQL Server and BI stack (2009-2015
A bit of Powershell scripting from time to time (2009-)
Please, please, please help me out here, if you have ideas about how to approve the curriculum. It could be alternative courses and/or change of priorities.
During the next year, I intend to document my learning experience here on the blog. Stay posted for this.
Kennies .pluralsight .curriculum for .net
Setting the stage with basic tools
Visual Studio 2015: Essentials to the Power-User
ALM with TFS 2012 Fundamentals
TFS Build 2015: First Look
Jump in, my friend
Single Page Apps JumpStart
Single Page Apps with HTML5, Web API, Knockout and jQuery
And then…
TypeScript Fundamentals
Internationalization with AngularJS and ASP.NET
Practical HTML5
CSS3
Extending Bootstrap with CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery
More tools and methods
Introduction to NuGet
Azure Websites and WebJobs
OAuth2 and OpenID Connect Strategies for Angular and ASP.NET
Improving Your MVC Applications with 10 Extension Points
Claims-based Identity for Windows: The Big Picture
Modern Software Architecture: Domain Models, CQRS, and Event Sourcing
Let me introduce you to
C# Fundamentals with Visual Studio 2015
Active Directory Programming for Developers
probably more courses here …
Fun to be had (Later, dude)
Exploring C# 6 with Jon Skeet
Functional Programming with C#
CSS3 In-Depth
Introduction to the .NET Compiler Platform
Git Fundamentals
Git for Visual Studio Developers
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