I have been thinking for a long time in the 11th festival. I have too many technical directions and I am so distracted. You must select one and discard the other.
The final result is to select # develop, because it is a cold door ,. net is not widely used in the industry-it is far inferior to ellipse and has great exploration space. Second, it is an open-source ide project. At the same time, it is to study the net system in all aspects.
At the same time, Asp. net, give up a series of framework3.5 technologies such as WPF, WCF, WF, and LINQ, and give up ajax/Web2.0. Many of these fields have been thoroughly studied, it's really not worth the effort. At the same time, discard the blog updates.
I want to apply for an MVP award next year. I only need to study # develop in depth and popularize it on my blog.
I have been studying # develop since August, but I found that my skills are not enough. So I went back and learned about the CLR framework and designpattrens, and wrote down a series of blog notes about CLR, I have enriched a lot. I plan to complete the blog notes of designpatterns starting from 10.9 this time, about a week, and then start the # develop tour again.
There is a place to go around, that is, # develop forum. In the next six months, I will start to recite words every day.
I hope that my efforts will arouse the majority of NetProgramMember's interest in # develop.
Supplement: There are several other books to read during this period:
Valid C #, C # design specifications, net mode development practices, VB. NET multi-threaded development, remoting development manual, and Framework Design and Application