30 points Fire-Dragon-DoL | 2 comments | 06 Dec 25 01:21 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source

I worked with C# about 15 years ago. Due to some circumstances at work, I have the opportunity to use it again.

What are some great books that could help me learn to write *modern* C#?

I will mostly work with web and .NET Core, are there books specifically about using .NET Core on Linux?

1. Xeago ◴[06 Dec 25 02:20 UTC] No.46169958[source]▶

Echo'ing similar interest with a similar scenario; but would also be much interested in other forms of media, such as screencasts or demo projects with an accompanying show-case document.

Reading the release notes of the sdk and/or the MSDN pages used to be a great resource, and probably still is, but it's difficult to find new gems.

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2. nodra ◴[06 Dec 25 23:38 UTC] No.46177643[source]▶

>>46169958 (TP) #

Good to know at least someone wants this. I had this as a goal in the new year to start something but just for myself cause it's what I want.

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