How do I upskill from framework 2.0 to 4.0

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Hi,

I was a .net developer till 2009 :)Have worked on framework 1.1 and 2.0
Later I moved to a management role and handled projects with different technologies.
However I am very much intersted to keep myself updated with .net knowledge again. Especially in web technologies.
Please suggest me how to upskill to frame work 4.0?
Can you share some study ideas, websites.
Will it be a good idea to directly start learing .net 4.0 concepts? How to go about it?
And what should be the timelines I should give myself to learn these things?

Appreciate your inputs

Regards,
Akhila

Posted 1-Apr-15 2:53am

AkhilaPC

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-04-01T03:04:00

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Study the version history[^] or what's new in .net framework[^] from MSDN - note in the latter you can change the versions shown. Then study the relevant changes in the documentation

Posted 1-Apr-15 3:04am

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