40 structured lessons taking you from your first Hello World all the way to building cloud-native microservices, AI integrations, and high-performance systems.
This isn't a surface-level tutorial. Each lesson goes deep — with real code, working examples, and the patterns used in production systems at scale.
Primary constructors, collection expressions, interceptors, the field keyword, and all the latest syntax innovations.
Classes, interfaces, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation — with advanced patterns like SOLID and design patterns.
Task-based async programming, ValueTask, IAsyncEnumerable, channels, and avoiding deadlocks in real apps.
Master LINQ for objects, EF Core queries, deferred execution, and applying functional programming ideas in C#.
Generic classes, methods, constraints, covariance, contravariance, and leveraging the full power of C#'s type system.
Span<T>, Memory<T>, ArrayPool, ref structs, unsafe code, and writing zero-allocation hot paths.
Build production REST APIs with minimal APIs, controller-based APIs, middleware, authentication, and OpenAPI.
Entity Framework Core 10, Dapper, repositories, unit of work, migrations, and query optimization.
xUnit 3, NSubstitute mocking, FluentAssertions, TDD workflow, integration testing, and code coverage.
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