No joke, this guy gives some of the best advice Wish this was on when I was first learning.

Even tho Im a mechanical engineer, I was first introduced to C# back in graduate school for a class that dealt with the mathematics and theory of rendering and manipulating 3D shapes in CAD programs (e.g. Creo, Solidworks, etc.). All the projects doing OpenGL rendering were to be done in C#. Useful bit of software, and I currently use the latest release of Visual Studio for doing various projects. Im sure I don't use as much functionality as a full-on developer, but its still quite a useful language.

recently decided to learn to code and found this, great advice and very helpful for someone who is trying to decide what language to learn. got plenty of time to learn it too at the moment....

If your new years resolution is "i want to lose some weight" you will fail - because the variable "weight" is *undefined* 😁

@Foundry I was skeptical about learning and teaching C# but you made me a believer!!!!

This video single-handedly convinced me to DEFINITELY LEARN C# IN 2020 lol... got on my TODO list before the video ended.

One language C# to rule the desktop, mobile & web development!

I need to dive it for Enterprise automation. What's the best **COMPILING** IDE?

Now, i'm developing a deskop project with c#, since c# is backend i want to be familier with the concepts of oop, after that i want to learn asp.net and related web technologies. So i want to develop web version of that project which is school management system by the way. Then i want to learn xamarin for cross platform mobile apps. How about that plan? What do you recommend?

Tip: Learning C# while running Resharper makes the journey a lot more fun!

@coder foundry, i found that i learn best with books, any reccomendations? yes you can find everything online, but having excercises pushing me is what helps me better.

Kotlin is edging out Java on the Android scene. You can even use Xamarin for C# on Android with identical performance compared to Java, goes to show how much better optimized C# is than Java. I think C# will replace Java once it goes open source which is only a matter of a few years. C# == Java++.

May have to learn SQL and C# for an internship this summer . If I get the opportunity 😬coming from Java.

Looking at getting into Devops from the ops side... I know powershell quite well... well basic programming styles wonder if the Ying our projects in C# will help at all...

It’s a great language with great abilities sometimes though Microsoft just refuses to admit bugs ef6 being the most famous one on large datasets but I do love it and pays for my lifestyle.

I do not think you should focus too much on job opportunities. Do not pick any completely outdated language or framework whatsoever. Success follows passion. If you are passionate about gaming and want to create your own games, get into game development. If you like UI and Design, get into JS etc. If you just go for money, the trendy lifestyle or whatever, you will ultimately fail at coding. Of course it may happen later on that you will have to adapt to another framework or language on the job, but this is just another opportunity and will mostly be supported during the job. just start off with whatever you like and feel most comfortable with.

Thanks! It helped me a lot

I am learning C# because i want to make video games :)

What are your thoughts on VR and AR? I’m a student who founded a tech club and I want to pursue an mba after as well so any tips would be awesome

My question as someone who is interested in learning coding and had 0 experience in the field, I'm looking into a few languages doing some research and trying to pick which one I want to tackle. Lets say I choose to tackle C#, where would I go to start learning and doing the actual practice of it. Like a school, a website online you recommend?

I am from the time before 2001, before .NET release. Here in Brazil at that time, the most important languages were Delphi and Visual Basic. Then Java came and took a great slice of the market, and almost killed Delphi here. In contact with Deitel, I was answered that this language, Delphi, was never largely used in the USA. After Java sucess, I moved on to Visual Basic .NET, until C# took place as the most important .NET language. The war between Delphi and Visual Basic was replaced by Java vs C# war. Then came Python. Here in Brazil in 2020 the situation is: 1) Java 2) C# 3) Python In 2020 after some years away from the language, I am learning it back. .NET Core 5 will be a great multiplataform release that may change the C# fanbase drastically. I have programmed in Cobol, Visual Basic, Delphi, ASP, Javascript, C#, ASP .NET. After C# I will give it a go on Python.

For someone that already has some junior web dev experience in Python (along with HTML/CSS/JS) who is looking to upskill into a less junior role, would you ever recommend changing stacks, or leveraging existing experience? There's about as many jobs in my area for both C# and Python stacks as far as I can tell.

Should I go with Django python or C# asp.net? I was studying Diango, but this video made me think about going with asp instead specially because in my Country almost no company ask for Python where C# have more demand

Wat if you don’t know what you want to do ,you just love the language and want a career

please explain about c# Microsoft exams and related exams. companies prefer certificated one.

i just want to know enough to make a visual novel where can i look for that

Bobby, I already know C# (specifically for Unity) and I want to get a job inside the .NET "world". I don't have any computer science degree and I'm a self learner (I actually have a business adm degree). How to build a GOOD portfolio to show what I know? Since I don't have professional experience or a degree in the area? Thanks for the video!

I started Java programmer in 2000 until .Net came in 2006 slowly changing things till C# turnaround in 2018 but this going to be rule for more years

Sir, how to get vid and pid usb with winusb in c#?

good content as always!

C# is pretty much what you'd get if you smashed C, C++ and Java together. It's incredible

I'm building an ERP for accounting business, what programming language should be the better?

I have 15 years as database administrator, but looks like since code first, the database programmers/administrators are in low demand, so i need to learn c#

I studied coding in the late 80s but haven't done any since then. Just recently stepped back in with C# and unity. Hoping to transition into something with C# for when i hit retirement age if not sooner. Maybe make a buck or two

I already started learning C# as my first language since I had an interest in gaming and started learning Unity. My question is, how comfortable should I be with C# before learning these other aspects ( ASP, Xamarin, or anything else)?

Is it possible to start as a beginner today and get a job by the end of the year?

Thank you

I'm legit down the learning rabbit hole. I want to know how to become a mobile developer , like make apps and games . So is it worth going to university? Also how can I get job training ? I'm legit 21 and feel overwhelmed with info .

Thank you for such good content. How's C# for REST API and JSON marshalling? Is it better than python at this?

I study C#, WPF and Entity Framework for some time and I wish to know, when I know I am prepared for a job as desktop developer?

I am still a beginner in c#, still doing web forms, what c# framework should I be using? Core?

Im A Front end developer ------> with a good knowledge of Node.js do you think ist helpful for me to learn c# sharp . ?

I am 17 and I was thinking about what I want to do for a career once Im out of highschool. And I think I might start learning how to code (in c#) I know NOTHING about coding. I may want to be a Game Dev or a Web Dev. Can you give me some advice? I have been watching some videos and ngl im lost idk what to begin with and how to go on about it.

Is 2020 the year of WPF with C#? Or should I switch to some other technology and if yes, then please suggest 🙏

If you're looking to freelance is C# still the best option? I've got a good deal of time invested in Python as well as JS, HTML, CSS, but it's hard to assess whether I'm going in the right direction for freelancing.

I wanna learn C# so i can develop a game and get funds for college im at highschool rn and im a 9th grader

Hello, this video helped a lot. However, I'm new to programming and I have an interest in BI or BA. I have little knowledge on SQL already But, I was advised by a friend to also learn a backend programming language so I can code on the database at the backend. Which would you recommend between Java and C#, sir? ...and why??

Is it better to learn ASP.NET Core or ASP.NET .Net Framework?

C# is amazing, using c# to read 70MB CSV file with data row 1,000,000 => only 1.1 second, plus generate web summary report => 1.2 second

dotNet Core is promised. Write backend code is great.

Thanks for getting me into C#!

With Blazor you can build the front end with c# and ditch JavaScript

I started learning software Development and C# is my first language which I'm learning, I don't know ABC of coding but I hope I'll able to develop some good stuff. Is my choice is good?

He’s not wrong. I live beside Atlanta and I’ve been trying to get a front end developer job but all the listings actually want full stack they just label it as front end. It’s annoying. And 90% want .net as their main backend language so I’m now working on becoming Fullstack with C# and MySQL.

But C# isn’t recommended for interview whiteboard questions right?

ty ty ty!!

I'm learning now Python what should I do with Basic Python?

it always gets me when people say stuff like "the easiest & most in demand job is full stack web development, you just need to learn 7 different languages to get started"

Aspiring developers should choose C# because it's the most popular language in the enterprise. When Deloitte consults for Haliburton on how to manage document access for their 55k employees, it's C# developers proposing .NET projects. Then $7 million in fees exchanges hands and we never hear about it on Reddit / Twitter, or in a "top coding language" poll.

With school canceled and I'm really bored, I'm just trying to learn skills that u probably won't use Like throwing a playing card And coding

I wanted to be a programmer since i was a 14ish kid. It can be pretty difficult to find any job in c# programming. I always tought, that i'll be a c# programmer and so it would be amazing. But then, i found out that it's not that easy. I've been looking for a job, but i just didn't have enough experience. A job offer in programming at first, looked like some ancient writing with all those words, like:MVC,SQL,MSSQL,PHP,GIT,SASS,This and that... I never tought i would get even close to know about all this. It's seems like i'm getting closer, but still.. I can't get a job in it, and i have a lot to learn.

What are your thoughts after Covid19?

Hi, I am 33 year old, i have only basic knowledge of computer that means I can start and shutdown the computer. Will it be a right time for me to learn a computer language like c# Or am I late for it? And if I should learn it, from where shall I start. Do I have to learn c and c++ before c#?

Can you do a video on what is a good laptop to bring to an interview to show off your portfolio. I don't see that on your channel or site. I have a chromebook which is really lightweight so easy to carry into an interview, but it's not a good laptop if I need to actually open up Visual Studio and show the lines of code I've written or to compose code on the spot. Can you talk about features to look for in a laptop to bring to an interview? I'll send this question to your email as well, I'm not sure the best way to submit questions.

Hi can you suggest me a good Capstone project title? it should consists of Web Mobile and desktop app thanks.

Could you make a good review video on a comparison between C# and python languages? Most of the available content is crap and not so clear.

*No entiendo bien ingles pero parecen buenos videos, me suscribo!*

Very informative and helpful video.

great video , just put a transcript in your coming videos ..

Thank you !

can a 34 years old man change a career and learn c# and try to get a programmer job

I love .NET, C# and F#. But there is one thing that drives me absolutely crazy, that they always "forget" to implement official Linux GUI support to their self-proclaimed cross-plattform stack.. They could easily add it, when they do, we finally would have One.Net, one language, one framework which works for everything in terms of clients, in regards to server stuff, it's already pretty much the best, or at the top, maybe neural network support for ML.NET and stuff like that would push it even more. For that Linux GUI stuff, they just have to add GTK/qt adapter to .NET MAUI / Xamarin (+Forms), or the way the community partially did with Skia at their "Uno Platform", and there is Blazor WebAssembly, they could additionally add an electron or NativeScript wrapper for Web GUIs (made with e.g. HTML/CSS instead of XAML) that would be cross-plattform, since everything it used would be real cross-plattform including Linux.. Of course there is FreeBSD, OpenBSD and other OSes, but Linux is the one which really is needed to get supported officially, since the mentioned other free and open OS alternatives are using GNU tools and desktop environments available for Linux too, it would nearly be free to add them - too, they do run Web, GTK/qt, at least one of them will be available. But like I said, Linux is more relevant, nobody uses the other stuff except myself kappa, there is just no reason to provide it to us... They even will add (Linux) Smartwatch GUI support for .NET MAUI, but no real Linux... BTW, I use Arch and VS Code. :D Last thing I know which would be nice for .NET is real TPL for WebAssembly, TPL is indeed available but it's currently faking multithreading, it's currently single threaded, like they do in JS with e.g. their Promises and async, so this would be a huge upgrade, C# could be the first WASM lang with multithreading support. Would be relevant for desktop apps wrapped in e.g. Electron like mentioned above, running .NET in WebAssembly instead of JS. Currently for heavy background tasks which need their own thread is no way with that, we would have to ship an additional real cross-plattform ASP.NET (Core) app handling that by e.g. an local gRPC request to it by the Blazor App.. AoT Compiler.. When they fix all of that with .NET 6, it would be just perfect, no reason to use anything else, except for some niche context like developing BTC ASICs or low level OS stuff like a Linux Kernel.

Can I learn two code C# and Python?

5:45 LOOOOL

.NET is built around C# & F#. Now .NET 5 will offer excellent solutions for - Machine Learning via ML .NET - IOT - Mobile Apps - Game Development - GUI’s on Windows aaaand all of those other 50k something APIs all in one runtime and nothing else. On top C# is pretty fast with great tooling. So you get pretty much everything you’d wanna do in programming in just one language. With Java I’d have to learn different non-unified APIs. I don’t see any reason not to learn it, you get acquainted with many different technologies and then you’re able to switch fast to ‘industry tools’. And F# leverages the power of the framework for Data Science.

I want to make games

I like your videos

.net 5 will be light weight? or still the same?

C#: ASP Core + blazor & Xamarin 😍😍😍

Sir I want to learn machine learning and for that I don’t want to move to python because I am a senior dot net developer, so what’s the future of c#/.net in the field of machine learning

Only C# understands my feelings, 😚😚😚

Im trying ti learn Python. Its hard without a teacher i buy books and follow but sometimes it would be Nice to ask somebody. And all the forums i found people just tryna act cool.

7:28 Why C# for developers

Why do youtube videos take so long to get to the point as of late?

I just finished learning vannila javascript. Should I learn a js framework first or should I go to learning backend?

Me: I have to master PYthon Programmer: Duuuhhh...you need another language. Me: *death stare*

I wanna be game dev ..

ahhhhhhhhhhhhh Solo wall art! That movie traumatized me forever.

Love from Bangladesh

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0:27 Coronavirus: no

I am report writer , has skills in power bi ... Want to learn programming , which one to start . Angular js vs C# vs Python....

A lot of foreplay.

is it free?

I want to listen but can't take any fan of the Solo movie seriously. At least this comment counts as interaction though!. Best of luck mate :)

'javascript not going anywhere ' === false

I don’t really care for all that cloud and webservice shit. It’s not really solving issues - hell it makes solutions more complex because there’s so many abstractions so that dumb programmers can “make” stuff. I realized recently when I had a retro big that coding on 6502 ik assembler and later on 68000k and 80x86 mainly in assembler but C would also do. That we did network services already in the early 90s. But a hell of a lot faster and more efficient and better Lowlevel control. It’s just that most developers don’t know how to write protocols on IP or IPX. They don’t know how to write small and efficient code. An average webservice consumes many megabytes of memory!!! We did that in kilobytes, and big even on that low powered hardware it still runs as fast or faster as in the almost infinite cloud performance. So I think we should go back to smaller hardware and smaller frameworks and leaner protocols. Get rid of many of these pseudo-programmers who couldn’t write an assembler program to save their life’s. To me IT really lost its charm and challenge over these last 31 years.

I wanna like but he's on 777 and i don't wanna fuck it up

Considering his generation/age, you'd think he'd have better Star Wars taste for his wall. That's not only the worst SW movie, it's the one of the worst science fiction movies. I didn't hear anything about Unity. That's why I want to learn it. Unity is awesome.

PHP ;)