c# Training

[Bright Spark]

Thanks for the links guys, I'm opting for the learn it in 21 days and
bit of CBT, i came across this site which is has videos on how to use
the visual studio tools.

[King Cnvt]

Best training is (assuming you have no idea about the subject) to follow these steps:

1. Buy some Teach yourself XYZ in 21 days book

This will give you a tutorial on the basics. Gives you breadth of the subject but no depth.

2. www.codeproject.com or similar

Download lots of top rated projects and understand.

3. Got stuck?, goto forums such http://www.gotdotnet.com/community/m...oard/home.aspx or http://www.experts-exchange.com/


That's all anyone needs to learn C# and .NET

[cykophysh39]

In my Experience. Training courses are a load of bollox.
God knows I've been reluctantly sent on dozens, I got a certificate at the end of it, but still didn't know jack about whatever I wnet on.

The best possible training courses can be found here. www.codeproject.com
download a project go through the code, understand the code, rewrite the code your own way. It's the only way to learn. Thats how I have done it for years.

[xoggoth]

Having just converted this prog prog to VB.net I would suggest that the main things about a training course is if it gives you that certificate or not. There are so many complications I doubt any of them would remotely equip you to do it.

[2uk]

anyone recommend c# training courses that
are run on the weekends or evenings which are based in london?

I've seen this one here but a mate I know said it's a poor quality training and not worth the money.

If you give me 100 bucks I will save you hundreds on courses.

[Bright Spark]

anyone recommend c# training courses that
are run on the weekends or evenings which are based in london?

I've seen this one here but a mate I know said it's a poor quality training and not worth the money.