Learning complete .Net

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I am confused with the words of .net. Can any one prefer me the order to learn complete .net??
C#
VB.NET
Classic ASP
ADO.NET
ASP.NET Web pages
ASP.NET Web Forms
MVC
WEB SERVICES
WPF
WCF
Also would like to know:
Cloud
Silverlight
Azure
If I left any other thing please list that too.. What is the order that i should follow to learn complete .net?

Posted 12-Mar-13 20:08pm

Janani Muthaiyan

Updated 12-Mar-13 20:31pm

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Shubham Choudhary 13-Mar-13 2:35am

hi!!! are u not try on google how to learn basic of programming

Janani Muthaiyan 13-Mar-13 2:38am

@Shubham Choudary. I searched alot about .net. And I know C#, ASP and MVC. I am now confused to learn the further things. Which I do learn next? This is my question. Everybody's views are different. So far I didn't get a proper solution.

urshia 17-Apr-13 11:00am

hi I am trying many times and also search many times on google I try to make moving randomly curve lines using vb .net is anyone help me to explain full procedure of moving curves lines

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After Several researches, I found the following..

C#.NET
Windows Forms
Class Libraries
Custom Control Development(COM)
Windows Services Application
WPF with XAML & Storyboarding
Database Applications(AdO.NET, DBML, LINQ, EDMX, etc..)
ASP.NET Webforms and webpages
ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET with AJAX
WCF / Web services(SOAP / REST)
Crystal Reporting
Silverlight
Silverlight Custom Control Development
Visual studio Lightswitch Application Development

Posted 17-Apr-13 1:33am

Janani Muthaiyan

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Azziet · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-12T20:34:00

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check this link ..complete .Net Learning

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.aspx[^]

Posted 12-Mar-13 20:34pm

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Janani Muthaiyan 13-Mar-13 2:39am

Thanks yaar.. But what's the order that i should learn?

Azziet 13-Mar-13 2:47am

firstly..what you want to be a web developer or window developer...

if web developer--then order is
1. .Net Framework
2. C#.net
3. Asp.net
4. Ado.net
5. MVC (optionally)
6. WEB SERVICES (optionally)
7. WCF (optionally)

Joezer BH 17-Apr-13 7:43am

~~MVC~~

Shubham Choudhary · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-12T20:42:00

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Hi!!!
firstly i want to say
C# and .net both are different!!!
c# is language and .net is platform where you develop your project and other hand VB is another language so choose first which lang you want to learn c# or VB
and then going to next procedure

then i serial the parameters
C#
ADO.NET
ASP.NET Web Forms
window app developement
WPF
WCF
MVC
WEB SERVICES

Posted 12-Mar-13 20:42pm

Shubham Choudhary

Updated 12-Mar-13 20:45pm

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Janani Muthaiyan 13-Mar-13 2:45am

Then what are Cloud, Silverlight and Azure? Please list me to learn the complete .NET Framework

Shubham Choudhary 13-Mar-13 2:48am

hi when you learn about webservices so you are going to cloud
and silverlight is different thing its used for design

Janani Muthaiyan 13-Mar-13 2:51am

Thank you very much for your guidance..

Shubham Choudhary 13-Mar-13 2:54am

your welcome!!!!!!!

Prasad_Kulkarni · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-12T20:51:00

The very first thing I would like to mention here is that, each programming language has its relative strengths and you have to understand the features unique to each language.

Learning programming languages(generally) is based on two crucial factors -
-Amount of cool stuff you can do with the language (if you are looking for start up).
-Number of job/freelance opportunities and security (in case that does not work out :)).

Here is sequence IMO (Others may suggest different sequence) you should go through:
1. VB.NET, With Visual Basic you can build .NET applications, including Web services and ASP.NET Web applications, quickly and easily.
2. C#.NET, [Design Patterns as well]
3. Visual C++ .NET
4. Managed Extensions for C++
5. Transact-SQL
6. Scripting Languages
7. Windows Script Host
8. VBScript
9. JScript
10. JScript .NET
11. Extensible Markup Language (XML)
12. Visual J++

One more thing I would like to add is; if you learn to use the class library, you will find that all tasks follow the same uniform architecture. You no longer need to learn and master different API architectures to write your applications.

Refer some MSDN links where you can get more detailed description of languages which I have mentioned above:
Programming Languages[^]
Introduction to Programming[^]

All the best :)

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