.Net Development Roadmap
.Net Development Roadmap
This roadmap provides a clear, structured plan for learning front-end and back-end
development to become a proficient Full Stack .NET Developer. The journey is divided into
four main phases, focusing on essential skills, free resources, and certification opportunities.
Each phase spans several months to ensure comprehensive learning and hands-on practice.
1. C# Basics
• Resources:
o Microsoft Learn - Interactive learning paths for C# Microsoft Learn
o C# Station - Beginner tutorials C# Station
o SoloLearn - Introduction to C# and C# Intermediate,
o FreeCodeCamp - Foundational C# with Microsoft
o .NET Documentation - Official C# docs Microsoft Docs
1. HTML/CSS
• Resources:
o FreeCodeCamp - HTML/CSS challenges FreeCodeCamp
o W3Schools - HTML/CSS tutorials W3Schools
o Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) - Detailed documentation MDN Web
Docs
2. JavaScript
• Resources:
o Codecademy - Learn JavaScript and Learn Intermediate JavaScript
o FreeCodeCamp - JavaScript challenges FreeCodeCamp JS
o W3Schools - JavaScript tutorials W3Schools JS
3. Front-end Frameworks
1. .NET Core
• Resources:
o Microsoft Docs: Learn about .NET Core ASP.NET Core Docs
o TutorialsPoint: ASP.NET Core tutorial TutorialsPoint ASP.NET Core
2. Entity Framework
• Resources:
o Microsoft Docs: Learn Entity Framework Entity Framework Docs
o Pluralsight: Free introductory course on Entity Framework (free trial
available) Pluralsight EF Core
3. Database Management
• SQL Server:
o Microsoft Docs: SQL Server docs SQL Server Docs
o TutorialsPoint: SQL Server tutorial TutorialsPoint SQL Server
• Azure Cosmos DB:
o Free YouTube Tutorials: Search for tutorials on using Cosmos DB with .NET.
1. Project Development
• Activities:
o Build full-stack projects integrating front-end (HTML/CSS/JS/Angular) with
back-end (ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework).
o Participate in coding challenges to improve problem-solving skills on
platforms like HackerRank and CodeWars.
2. Version Control
Additional Resources
YouTube Channels
Online Communities
• Stack Overflow: Join the .NET tag to ask and answer questions.
• Reddit: Participate in communities like r/dotnet and r/aspnet
• GitHub: Explore .NET-related open-source projects.
1. Practice Consistently: Dedicate 3-4 hours per day to learning and coding.
2. Join Online Communities: Engage with developers for support and networking.
3. Build Personal Projects: Apply what you learn to build projects.
4. Participate in Coding Challenges: Improve problem-solving and coding speed.
5. Network with Developers: Connect with professionals in the industry.
Certification