As an entry-level Blazor developer grappling with software design, UML, and database modeling, are there any .NET-focused resources or courses for effective architectural planning?
hey creativechef, ive been dabblin with interactive dotnet courses. mixing live coding with theory really cleared up some murky parts. try out small experments and chatting with peers for instant feedback!
hey creativechef, been tinkering with dotnet design too. i found some live streams on architectural planning really insightful. hav you tried them? curious abt how u select resources, maybe we can swap favrit recs?
hey creativechef, i tried mixin online vids with small real projects. it’s not perfect but helps grasp design tricks in dotnet. hope it bloos up your learning!
Drawing on my personal experience, I found that combining theoretical resources with hands-on practice was incredibly beneficial in honing my understanding of architectural design. I engaged with online courses that provided conceptual clarity on UML and database modeling while concurrently applying these principles through small-scale projects. This hands-on approach significantly improved my grasp of effective design patterns in .NET. Also, working on real-world scenarios built my confidence and provided context to abstract concepts, paving the way for a more comprehensive and practical understanding of robust software architecture.
hey creativechef, ive been exploring small experiments with dotnet to mix theory and hands on practice. it helped me overcome some hiccups in planning. what obstackles are geting in your way? any fun side projects influencing your architectural skills?