hello everybody i'm nick and in this video i'm going to answer a question you asked me all the time and that is hey nick what is the net developer roadmap what is a roadmap i can take and then do one two three four five and be a URL_TOKEN developer at the end of it now the answer to this is very complicated because dotnet is such an expansive ecosystem with so many verticals you can be a game developer with unity you can do front end with blazer or backing with sp net core you can do a good old mvc you can do you can so so many things so what i want to point your attention at is this github repository over here which please if you like this video go give it a star it is the inspiration for this video and it actually offers you an URL_TOKEN core developer roadmap for NUMBER_TOKEN now this is a very generic and not very opinionated roadmap now my focus as a dotnet developer is on high performance high throughput URL_TOKEN in docker and kubernetes and i'm mainly doing apis long-running services like consumers and lambdas that is my thing so i'm gonna give you my own take on that roadmap for developers like me this video might be long so without any further ado let's go straight into the video if you like a lot of content and you want to see more make sure you subscribe bring the cell notification bell and for more training check out URL_TOKEN so i used that raw file that the person that made the repository was kind enough to provide and i modified this and i simplified it quite a bit actually so previously you had flags to indicate whether you should know something whether it's good to know it's a maybe it's a third option is a possibility i don't know i simplified this to three different items a red means a must know yellow means a good to know and a grey means maybe and i will explain why it is a maybe as i go and keep in mind that this is very opinionated this is my take it doesn't mean that everyone will agree with this it's fine we can disagree but this is how i would work this how i would hire and there is definitely room for that so i've kept a lot of these parts here the same you need git you need a https you need to know how to google for stuff and you need to learn the dot and cli those are all true however i mocked data structures and algorithms as and maybe and that's because you really kind of need these data structures and algorithms in the really really high end and at that point you're gonna have the experience to know them out of curiosity in a way that the trees the linked lists this it's a more narrow use case but i don't think it should be you know a must know but the rest you should definitely know and of course you should learn c sharp and the basics and even beyond and then dot net six then you have the solid principles which i think are still pretty good i think people give them way more value than they should they're not that important some of them are but not all of them i've had a video on that if you want to check how i rank them and i explain why but they're still very good to know they give you a very good like guide down a
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