Looking for a more structured approach
Just looking for code snippets and testing them seems not to be the right way for me. I want a more structured approach. The code snippets and all that blogs of C# Developers (e.g. MSDN Blogs) seem to address more experienced developers. So I have to establish a knowledge basis first. My first idea was to study the .NET Framework documentation and to learn about each namespace as if it were chapters of a book. Not very motivating.So I looked for C# Tutorials on the internet. And boy, there are many! I consider the advancement from one lection to the next as very satisfactory and therefore motivating. Very good different .NET Quickstarts can be found on the official Microsoft community site GotDotNet. But in my current situation I am looking for more “guided” tutorials in C#.
C# Tutorials
One tutorial which must not be taken too seriously can be found at csharphelp.com. You don’t need an IDE for that tutorial, just plain notepad and the command line. The four short lessons are partially a bit ironic and the last lesson ends with an interop example with a C Library.The first really good C# tutorial I found was the tutorial Visual C# Fundamentals on the website FunctionX. In 24 very detailed lessons the basics of the C# language and even some basics of information technology like data structures and object oriented programming are explained.So the FunctionX tutorial is the tutorial I will start with. I will publish a complete list of recommendable C# tutorials later.
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