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The Ultimate .NET Developer Roadmap in 2024

Nick Chapsas

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Nick Chapsas presents his annual roadmap of technologies and skills that .NET and C# developers should master.

Get the roadmap: mailchi.mp/dometrain/roadmap2024 Become a Patreon and get special perks: patreon.com/nickchapsas Hello, everybody, I'm Nick, and this is my annual .NET and C# Developer roadmap. It focuses mostly on the backend, but almost all the technology in there should be mastered by any .NET developer. Workshops: bit.ly/nickworkshops Don't forget to comment, like and subscribe :) Social Media: Follow me on GitHub: github.com/Elfocrash Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/nickchapsas Connect on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nick-chapsas Keep coding merch: keepcoding.shop #csharp #dotnet #roadmap

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What people say. Recommended as a detailed summary of important technologies to learn for .NET developers of all levels.

u/TraditionMuch6148in r/dotnet • Recommends

On “How do I continue to advance with .NET?”

This video by Nick Chapsas seems quite detailed: .NET Developer Roadmap 2024 Personally I don’t follow such roadmaps albeit I find them interesting, Most if not all skills I currently have, have been me needing to level up out necessity for a project’s scope. I don’t think anyone expects too much from interns just make sure you get the basics down. Good luck.
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On “All the .NET tech I use. What else is out there that is a must-have?”

Its worth to check out this video by Nick Chapsas (along with his linked roadmap) that neatly summarizes whats in his opinion important to know (regardless of level).
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