Where to learn more C#?

[Redliquid]

Hey friends

I've been going through this course on C# but i'm unsure of where to from here to learn more or what to work on?
I don't really have anny projects and i want to continue learning C# since i'm hoping to get a job in programming in the future.

Tips / Ideas on where to go from here to learn more?

Thank you

[givingtnt]

codeacademy.com

[Redliquid]

codeacademy.com

They dont teach C# do they? not what i can see annyway

[santsys]

I've always found making things is the best learning for this stuff... To really get to know it... Then when you run into something you can't figure out or something specific you want to know you can always ask here or places like http://stackoverflow.com/.

[madknight3]

The first thing I want to recommend is to just do a lot of practice. You're learning to program, so enjoy actually programming stuff. Come up with a project to code (Java version is also available)

Introduction to Algorithms (popular university textbook)Algorithms (another popular university textbook)You can learn about Object Oriented Principles

• An intro to multiple OOP concepts
• An Intro to SOLID
• Dependency Injection

You can learn about unit testing and test driven development.

• The Art Of Unit Testing
• Test Driven Development
• Growing Object-Oriented Software

You can learn to think about how you write good code.

• Clean Code

You can learn about design patterns

• Head First Design Patterns
• Design Patterns

You can learn other programming languages. Learning different languages can teach you a lot. Different languages can be more suited to certain tasks and for tasks that multiple languages are suited for, they can still show you a different way of doing things.

• C, C++, Objective-C, Java, Python, Ruby, F#, Scala ... the list goes on and on and on

Note: I listed books for many of these topics as a quality book is hard to beat. Of course, there are plenty of other resources out there on these topics.