I recently ran a Twitter Poll on which learning path to study next:
By just a single vote, the winner was Web Application Development with ASP.NET MVC 5.
Thank you everyone for your votes. I will be completing this learning path before the end of July. As the vote was so close, I will probably do the unofficial F# learning path the following month (assuming an official one still doesn’t exist).
This learning path is a comprehensive tour of MVC web application development using ASP.NET MVC, Versions 4 and 5. Links to the courses are below.
Course | Duration | My Latest Progress |
One ASP.NET From Scratch | 3h 45m | Completed – Review here |
Building Applications with ASP.NET MVC 4 | 7h 22m | Watched |
ASP.NET MVC 5 Fundamentals | 6h 14m | Watched |
ASP.NET Security Secrets Revealed | 3h 24m | Watched |
Automated ASP.NET MVC Testing: End to End | 3h 04m | Completed – Review here |
ASP.NET Bundling, Minification & Resource Optimization | 4h 22m | Watched |
Build Your Own Application Framework with ASP.NET MVC 5 | 3h 25m | Watched |
Total | 31h 39m |
For further information on the Bundling and Minification course see Two First Time Web Performance Authors who blew me away.
I must say however, that I am moving away from using ASP.NET for doing bundling and minification, in favour of solving this problem using JavaScript. Over the last year or two, JavaScript based technology in this area has evolved way faster than ASP.NET based technology.
For more information see any of these:
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