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Reddit mentions of Pro C# 7: With .NET and .NET Core
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| Release date | November 2017 |
How often? Robert C Martin suggest 20 hours a week, minimum. To be a good developer. You do whatever you want with that information but that's his suggestion.
Personally, every day. I sit down and read about about something I'm doing at work. Currently I'm plowing through this book.
It's massive at 1k pages but well worth it. A lot of it I already know, so I'm reading a lot of things I already knew and understood. But it helped fortify those fundamentals. It's always useful to revisit old concepts in new texts to have new examples in mind. (I do a lot of support at work where I help Junior devs with different issues, so fortifying fundamentals is really important.) Also sometimes I learn about some tiny method that does some interesting thing and that's always useful.
Every book that went over what I had already read, turns out to explore some corner of the language or framework I didn't know existed. Since the libraries can be so big it's a useful endeavor to visit.
Conceptual books tend to be more "timeless", I still maintain specific technology books are good too, but you have to learn them in the moment and they're useful when the next version of something drops and there's incremental changes to the framework.
I love books with exercises so i can recommend you Beginning C# programming with visual studio 2017. At the end of every chapter it has a "Try yourself" section with challenges and quizzes, also trough the entire book you are deploying a solitaire app with WPF, very good looking app.
Another book i really liked was Pro C# 7: With .Net and .NET Core, it's explained very good and covers many topics about .NET not only C#. One of the best books to learn the language and the framework. But the exercises it contains are just to illustrate the concepts. Anyways it worked well for me being a mid level programmer (Not a book for beginners).
Head First C# its outdated for me, tried it but got confused and bored.
But i will recommend you compliment with some good C# tutorials as there are many good channels to learn C#. Some examples area:
DerekBanashas a very good C# playlist for beginners.
IAmTimCorey for advanced topics and best practices.
Brackeys for videogame development.
And last Programming with mosh which i think is a very good C# teacher.
I hope this resources can help you!