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The document outlines key technical skills for software development, including asynchronous programming, .NET Core, database management, cloud development, and microservices architecture. It emphasizes best practices such as code refactoring, CI/CD automation, and security awareness, as well as the importance of career growth through certifications, mentoring, and communication skills. Additionally, it encourages engaging in open-source projects and personal side projects to enhance practical experience.

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The document outlines key technical skills for software development, including asynchronous programming, .NET Core, database management, cloud development, and microservices architecture. It emphasizes best practices such as code refactoring, CI/CD automation, and security awareness, as well as the importance of career growth through certifications, mentoring, and communication skills. Additionally, it encourages engaging in open-source projects and personal side projects to enhance practical experience.

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Technical Skills

Master Asynchronous Programming – Improve your understanding of async/await, Task,


and parallel programming.

Deepen Your Knowledge of .NET Core/ .NET 8 – Stay up to date with the latest
versions of .NET and its features.

Improve Database Skills – Learn SQL optimization, Entity Framework, and NoSQL
solutions like MongoDB.

Expand into Cloud Development – Get familiar with Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud for
cloud-based applications.

Master Dependency Injection and SOLID Principles – Write more maintainable and
testable code.

Learn Microservices Architecture – Understand how to build scalable and distributed


systems.

Get Comfortable with Unit Testing and TDD – Use xUnit, NUnit, or MSTest for better
code quality.

Enhance Your Debugging and Performance Profiling Skills – Learn tools like Visual
Studio Profiler and dotTrace.

Best Practices & Productivity


Refactor Legacy Code Efficiently – Improve and modernize existing C# applications.

Automate with CI/CD Pipelines – Learn GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, or Jenkins for
deployment automation.

Improve Code Readability and Maintainability – Follow clean code principles and
design patterns.

Work on Open-Source Projects – Contribute to GitHub repositories to gain real-world


experience.

Enhance Security Awareness – Learn about OAuth, JWT, and OWASP security best
practices.

Optimize Performance in C# Applications – Learn memory management, async


optimizations, and benchmarking.

Career Growth & Soft Skills


Earn a Certification – Get a Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate or
similar certification.

Mentor Junior Developers – Share knowledge and improve leadership skills.

Improve Your Communication Skills – Learn to explain technical concepts clearly.

Write Technical Blogs or Give Talks – Share your learning through blogs, LinkedIn
posts, or meetups.

Expand to Full-Stack Development – Learn frontend frameworks like React, Angular,


or Blazor.

Work on a Side Project – Build a personal project to apply new skills and showcase
on GitHub.
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