C# 14 and .NET 10 – Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals

Start your development career into the next decade by simply mastering C#14 and .NET 10, a definitive framework for building high-performance development solutions.

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About This Course

Are you ready to move beyond the legacy code and leverage the innovations in the Microsoft ecosystem? This course is designed to take you from foundational logic to architecting robust web services and interactive applications. 

Dive deep into the object oriented programming (OOP), explore advanced data querying with LINQ, and master the Entity Framework core for modern database management systems. Whether you are aiming for Native AOT deployment or building sophisticated ASP.NET Core web applications, the C#14 and .NET 10 course offers the practical, hands-on knowledge to design and launch the professional-grade software from prototype to global production. 

Skills You’ll Get

  • Foundations & Core Syntax: Master the C# 14 language grammar. Learn to manage variables, control flow, and handle exceptions while utilizing the latest compiler features to write cleaner, more efficient code.
  • OOP & Type Systems: Architect sophisticated systems using Object-Oriented Programming. You will build reusable class libraries, implement interfaces, and leverage inheritance to create scalable software structures.
  • Data Mastery with LINQ & EF Core: Learn to query and manipulate complex datasets seamlessly. Master Entity Framework Core for database integration and use LINQ expressions to sort, group, and join data with precision.
  • Web Development & Services: Explore the future of the web with ASP.NET Core and Blazor. You will build interactive web components and secure web services, mastering the art of consuming APIs with modern HTTP clients.
  • Deployment & Performance: Understand the road to .NET 10. Learn to package libraries for NuGet and utilize Native Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation to ensure your applications are optimized for speed and distribution.

1

Introduction

  • Who this course is for
  • What this course covers
  • To get the most out of this course
2

 Hello, C#! Welcome, .NET!

  • Introducing this course and its contents
  • Setting up your development environment
  • Understanding .NET
  • Building console apps and managing multiple projects in a solution
  • Making good use of the GitHub repository for this course
  • Running a C# code file without a project file
  • Looking for help
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
3

Speaking C#

  • Introducing the C# language
  • Discovering your C# compiler version
  • Understanding C# grammar and vocabulary
  • Working with variables
  • Exploring more about console apps
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
4

Controlling Flow, Converting Types, and Handling Exceptions

  • Operating on variables
  • Understanding selection statements
  • Understanding iteration statements
  • Storing multiple values in an array
  • Casting and converting between types
  • Handling exceptions
  • Checking for overflow
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
5

Writing, Debugging, and Testing Functions

  • Writing functions
  • Debugging during development
  • Hot reloading during development
  • Unit testing
  • Throwing and catching exceptions in functions
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
6

Building Your Own Types with Object-Oriented Programming

  • Talking about OOP
  • Building class libraries
  • Storing data in fields
  • Working with methods and tuples
  • Controlling access with properties and indexers
  • Pattern matching with objects
  • Working with record types
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
7

Implementing Interfaces and Inheriting Classes

  • Setting up a class library and console app
  • Static methods and overloading operators
  • Making types safely reusable with generics
  • Raising and handling events
  • Implementing interfaces
  • Working with null values
  • Inheriting from classes
  • Casting within inheritance hierarchies
  • Inheriting and extending .NET types
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
8

Packaging and Distributing .NET Types

  • The road to .NET 10
  • Understanding .NET components
  • Publishing your code for deployment
  • Native ahead-of-time compilation
  • Packaging your libraries for NuGet distribution
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
9

Working with Common .NET Types

  • Working with numbers
  • Working with text
  • Pattern matching with regular expressions
  • Storing multiple objects in collections
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
10

Working with Files, Streams, and Serialization

  • Managing a filesystem
  • Reading and writing with streams
  • Encoding and decoding text
  • Serializing object graphs
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
11

Working with Data Using Entity Framework Core

  • Understanding modern databases
  • Setting up EF Core in a .NET project
  • Defining EF Core models
  • Querying EF Core models
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
12

Querying and Manipulating Data Using LINQ

  • Writing LINQ expressions
  • LINQ in practice
  • Sorting and more
  • Using LINQ with EF Core
  • Joining, grouping, and lookups
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
13

Introducing Modern Web Development Using .NET

  • Understanding ASP.NET Core
  • Structuring projects
  • Building an entity model for use in the rest of the course
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
14

Building Websites Using ASP.NET Core

  • Exploring ASP.NET Core
  • History of Blazor
  • Exploring Blazor static SSR
  • Using EF Core with ASP.NET Core
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
15

Building Interactive Web Components Using Blazor

  • Reviewing the Blazor Web App project template
  • Building components using Blazor
  • Defining forms using the EditForm component
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary
16

Building and Consuming Web Services

  • Building web services using ASP.NET Core
  • Creating a web service for the Northwind database
  • Documenting and trying out web services
  • Consuming web services using HTTP clients
  • Practicing and exploring
  • Summary

1

 Hello, C#! Welcome, .NET!

  • Building and Running a .NET Console Application
2

Speaking C#

  • Using Variables
  • Using the sizeof() Operator
  • Using the default() Operator
3

Controlling Flow, Converting Types, and Handling Exceptions

  • Using Operators
  • Using the while Loop
  • Using the do while Loop
4

Writing, Debugging, and Testing Functions

  • Using the return Keyword
  • Creating a Function
5

Building Your Own Types with Object-Oriented Programming

  • Creating a Class
  • Using the Access Modifiers
  • Using enum
6

Implementing Interfaces and Inheriting Classes

  • Using Events
  • Using Polymorphism
  • Creating an Abstract Class
7

Packaging and Distributing .NET Types

  • Publishing a Console Application
8

Working with Common .NET Types

  • Splitting a String
  • Checking the Content of a String
  • Using Dictionaries
9

Working with Files, Streams, and Serialization

  • Using the BinaryWriter Class
  • Using a StreamWriter Class
  • IntroductionSerialization is the process of converting an object's state to a stream of byte...
10

Working with Data Using Entity Framework Core

  • Managing a Database with SQLiteStudio
  • Setting up the dotnet-ef Tool
11

Querying and Manipulating Data Using LINQ

  • Using LINQ Queries
  • Using the LINQ OrderBy Operator
  • Using the UNION Operator
  • Using LINQ to XML
12

Introducing Modern Web Development Using .NET

  • Configuring Package Source Mapping (PSM) with NuGet
  • Creating Entity Model Class Libraries Using EF Core and SQLite
13

Building Websites Using ASP.NET Core

  • Configuring Static Files and Default Pages in an ASP.NET Core Web Application
  • Creating a Link
14

Building Interactive Web Components Using Blazor

  • Using Blazor
  • Building Customer Management Components Using Blazor
15

Building and Consuming Web Services

  • Creating a Web Service

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This program is ideal for aspiring developers, software engineers, and system architects who want to stay at the cutting edge of cross-platform development. It is perfect for those looking to build modern web, mobile, and desktop apps using the latest Microsoft stack.

Yes. We focus heavily on Modern C# techniques, covering everything from the newest compiler updates to advanced pattern matching and record types, ensuring your coding style is up-to-date with 2026 standards.

The course includes dedicated modules on ASP.NET Core and Blazor, teaching you how to build both static and interactive web components. You will learn to integrate these with Entity Framework Core for full-stack functionality.

The curriculum is built for the "builder." While we cover essential architectural theory, the focus is on practical labs—from building console apps to deploying production-ready web services using .NET 10.

We can Ready to Build Professional .NET 10 Applications?

  Start your journey to becoming a lead developer and master Modern C# with this comprehensive program.

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