A Sensible Path To Becoming A C# And ASP.NET Guru?
Apr 4, 2011
I suppose this question is pretty subjective, but I think there is bound to be a path that most people consider sensible.I've been working with C# and ASP.NET for about 3 years, but I've only just started REALLY studying it. My goal is to become a guru in say... 5-10 years. What skills should I have? What should I make sure I have a full understanding of? What types of applications should I make to test myself? Are there any other languages that I should learn to increase my understanding/ability in C#?Additionally, is there a particular order to learn the skills in? Say, hypothetically:
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