C# Advanced Topics

I'm going right into his "Double Your Coding Speed" in visual studio video now and recommend you put watching any content that Mosh has created at the very top of your priority list if you need to produce work in the languages/frameworks he covers in his content.

Looking forward to watching the course for MVC, Entity and Visual Studio tips!

I've used C # and Visual Studio since version 1.0 and I have not always kept up with the new features that came in later versions, but after studying this course I feel like I'm back on track.

That said, my NEXT course will be Mosh's "...Double Your Coding Speed with Visual Studio."

besides, it was taught and showed how to speed up writing code in visual studio.

I've only taken the advance C# code from Mosh but I would like to have seen how C# implements unit-testing in Visual Studio and some tips on how to write code that is testable although this may take up to much space and time.

You also have to make sure you follow along in Visual Studio or you'll never practice any of the concepts.

If I could suggest one thing to improve is to avoid relying on(or plugging) ReSharper in the videos do often so students could learn how to use Visual Studio without relying on paid tools.

Plus Visual Studio is a prefered IDE to NetBeans.

My only complaint (reason for 4 starts and not 5) is the instructor does a bunch of short cuts with a 3rd party plugin (you need to purchase) called ReSharper, when there are short cuts natively in Visual Studio.

Visual Studio: press Alt+Shift+c, type in name of class, go add the access modifier (public, private, etc).

I went from not knowing what to do when opening Visual Studio to being able to complete small projects on my own.

Foreign terms to me that did not make sense at a glance such as Delegates and Lambda Expressions are now easily understood by me and I can see when and why I should use these tools.

This course definitely cleared up Delegates, Events and Lambda Expressions.

Great explanations and examples on such complex concepts as delegates, events and lambda expressions.

Explanation in the course for some of "hard" topics are very clear and understandable: lambda expressions, linq, nullables However, I expect some labs where participants can apply these knowledge and further acceptance of the new concepts.

He does particularly well at explaining Generics, Delegates, Lambda Expressions, Predicates, and Event Handlers in this course.

I finally got my high-level overview of lambda expressions, extension methods and more.

Again i like Mosh's style , i just feel a little cheated that this course just about skimmed the bare surface of complicated topics like generics, delegates, linq and lambda expressions.

The instructor was so good, but I consider tha he must add more examples for web scenarios or take in depth in some issues like lambda expressions.

Covers topics such as extension methods, generics, async/await, delegates, events, lambda expressions, etc.

After this course I'm surprised how Functional & Asynchronous C# can be, and every language these days thankfully implements Lambda expressions.

Makes lambda expressions dead simple, generics easier to understand, and in general just clears up a lot of denser c# topics (the stuff that really makes you wtf after reading on MSDN) with ease.

it won't cover everything you need to know but it will give you the basis (and even more to get you started) If you are scared or not familiar with using for example Generics, Delegates, Lambda Expressions or LINQ, but seen these topics cross the revenue multiple times on sties like Stackoverflow, this is your chance to get a really good introduction to them!

Thanks on to ASP.NET & Entity Framework from here ;) It's an amazing experience in learning this course.

Far beyond your other courses like Entity Framework.

I completed mosh entity framework in depth and became a fan of him.

I will be taking the entity framework course as I want to get more understanding of LINQ, but other concepts, and new things would be great, too!

Can't wait to go for Entity framework and finally to his real world rental application with ASP.NET MVC.

And now, on to his Entity Framework course!

I'm going to hit Entity Framework next.

I still have to continue some courses, bu I already bought, 'double your coding speed' and 'Entity Framework' by Mosh, BIG THUMBS UP, and thank you for you effort in making these courses.

I eagerly await his next course on Entity Framework course which I will most definitely purchase once available.

Mosh when are you going to release the Entity Framework video ?, looking forward to it.

Mosh mentioned he will be creating a training for 'Entity Frameworks'.

Can't wait for an in-depth look at Entity Framework next.

I've been following all of the 3 courses that Mosh has on Udemy and i absolutely don't regret it I'll try to apply all the knowledge i learned in a real world application and i hope that these courses would help me.

I wish one day I could be a little like him, if you want to learn and apply the knowledge in a real world applications, you can trust Mosh's courses.

Real world applications of the code was easy to understand.

Interesting example code that maps to real world application.

Mosh Hamdani bundan sonra adamımdır :) Mosh give the plenty of the examples over the concept he taught , thus i can relate where we can implement the concept in real world application This is an incredible course to understand the more advanced concepts in c#.

Would like to see more examples, overview of real world applications implementing those concepts discussed.

It would be nice to see more in depth information about how to apply each of the concepts in a real world application.

In a very short time frame it took me from a generic knowledge of the language to real world applications that I was able to use.

Update: Just finished extension methods, great stuff.

Specifically, I wouldn't consider the following "Advanced Topics" of C#: Extension Methods / Nullable types but I did learn a couple things that I wasn't aware of for each of them.

But so far (through the extension methods lesson) there is at least some decent high-level information shared.

events, extension methods etc.)

I did enjoy this course, and I am already using Linq and Extension Methods on my work.

-0.5 star for the use of the System namespace in Lecture 10 (Extension methods) Mosh is a fantastic teacher.

I didn't know that IEnumerable has lots or extension methods.

It cleared up a lot of areas which I was never clear about This course covers advanced topics of C # extension methods , generics, delegates , lambda expressions, nullable types etc.

I recommend to watch all 3 courses in a order: Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced, to take advantage of this amazing organized step by step courses.

I liked the way concepts are introduced in a step by step manner.

A step by step and very clear explanation.

Content is presented in a clear and concise step by step manner.

Breaking the study sequence is horrible for people who follow your courses step by step.

The concepts stick when taught step by step.

I feel like he is walking me through step by step.

Everything explained step by step with potential mistakes.

I have since bought five more of Mosh's courses and this guy knows his stuff.

Mosh really knows his stuff, and one of the best C# developer I have known so far, very knowledgeable and great explanation, easy to understand , and always apply concept to real world problem and share his experience about coding and focus on fundamentals!!

In first few lessons I could already confirm this guy is a true C# expert who knows his stuffs, because he cleared my doubts about some C# features in most comprehensive ways possible!

It was well explained but very short An engaging presenter who really knows his stuff.

Mosh really knows his stuff.

Exception Handling), you were explaining what does it include or something and went full "I don't know what that is".

Also, exception handling may be better placed in a beginners course.

I though Exception Handling should describe robust handling for Windows forms.

What I thought was included, was a "best practice" in exception handling, in terms of logs, or some exercises to help further understanding.

In exception handling part - Mosh says he doesn't know what HResult is.

This course is doing a great job at filling in the big picture of a few topics, like exception handling, that I haven't understood.

Its been good so far but quite a jump from the intermediate topics course This course is good, but some argument like Exception Handling can be deepened.

comprehensive Great Course Mosh I enjoyed the exception handling and the intro to LINQ.

My only caveat for this course is that if you are like me, you'll want to get the source-code at the bottom of the lecture list so you can follow along, as he does not always review every custom class he's using.

I really like the way Mosh teaches and I can follow along really easily.

Mosh's instruction is great because of how I can follow along keying in the code as he does.

great instructor, manages to explain everything clearly so that you can follow along and understand.

All sections were well thought out and just like the other 2 courses of his I have completed, I really feel now that I have achieved what I set out to achieve by putting in the hours.

It is presented very clearly and with well thought out examples.

exercises Great lesson Clear, understandable, well thought out.

A request for course on design patterns, REST and web api from you :) A big thanks!!!!!

It touches some useful design patterns to follow and interesting tools that are not that obvious to a beginner.

Excellent course, please make more advance topics maybe design patterns :) Great course except for the Generics section that should be improved Covers a lot of the complex details of C#.

In the future I would like to see a course on design patterns if possible.

Delegates and Events go hand in hand with design patterns.

It is a kind request for Mosh to create a course on Resharper ( basics of installation, how to use it, how to run tests using it etc) and another course in design patterns .