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Ok, here's the deal: I want to learn C#. I want to use VS for IDE and I am on Windows only. If you feel a need to ask why I have chosen these criteria, my answer is "I am an uncurable fagit" and we move on.
My only background in coding is VBA (yeah, yeah so sue me) and entry level Python.
What I want to achieve is decent quality database I/O on an online server and also locally. I assume I need to learn at least some SQL for this as well. Dunno if the online part requires ASP.NET - remember: noob.
I am looking for online learning material (free is great) and books. I have read the "yellow book", I liked it, but it only covers basics. Online, stuff like tutorialspoint seems out of date, dotnetperls looks ok but has shit for structure and is more of a reference than a tutorial anyway. Just reading MSDN is an exercise in frustration.
So are there any better/more comprehensive sources that you would recommend?
My only background in coding is VBA (yeah, yeah so sue me) and entry level Python.
What I want to achieve is decent quality database I/O on an online server and also locally. I assume I need to learn at least some SQL for this as well. Dunno if the online part requires ASP.NET - remember: noob.
I am looking for online learning material (free is great) and books. I have read the "yellow book", I liked it, but it only covers basics. Online, stuff like tutorialspoint seems out of date, dotnetperls looks ok but has shit for structure and is more of a reference than a tutorial anyway. Just reading MSDN is an exercise in frustration.
So are there any better/more comprehensive sources that you would recommend?
