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I have started working on a new team at work so I have started learning .net core 2.0 for the web service I am creating. I need to get up to speed as quickly as possible so I thought that if I make myself post at least 1 topic a week on what I have learned in .net core 2 and API programming it will force me to stay on track to absorb as much as possible. The idea of .net core 2 with the use of dependency injection and the model, controller architecture are all new to me. 99% of the code I have been responsible for is legacy C# code that is relatively tightly coupled code that hardly has application layer so this will be a new mindset that I need to start thinking really in terms of application layers, decoupling of code and dependency injection. It should be a great learning experience hopefully my old brain can remember and absorb as much as possible. I would love to become a master of C# and web API programming. I am typically the jack of all trades. This new team should give me the ability to totally focus on C#. This will be a welcome change to finally be able to master something! I am excited to dig in deeper and start learning.
I have just ordered a couple books to start the learning process. Pro ASP.NET Core MVC 2, .NET Core 2.0 By Example these seem like a couple great books to start out with. The plan is to work through them like a college course. The book NET Core 2.0 By Example has you build applications as you learn so that should reinforce what I am learning. I am also hoping that committing to just posting at minimum one blog per week about what I am learning and coding will help me that much more. We will see how this all works out and hopefully you can follow along as I learn! I am a learner by nature so I really enjoy knowing how things work as well as understanding why they work that way. I was one of those kids to took things apart and for the most part got them back together. I even helped build the hotrod engine in my 68 Chevy short bed truck with the Charles Patton who was a great drag racer and engine builder. I then rebuilt that motor solo when I was 18 and someone blew it up for me… It seems I have always been mechanically inclined and can typically see the logic behind things. This should be an interesting adventure. Until we dig in here is the classic beginning programmer program!
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using System; namespace HelloWorld { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine("Hello World!!!"); Console.ReadLine(); } } } |
With that, I will leave you to it. Hopefully, you will hear more from me in this category real soon! until next time “Keep on Making Things!!”