.NET course means offering content that not only covers the fundamentals but also integrates real-world application, modern tools, and emerging trends in the .NET ecosystem.
Module 1: Core .NET and Beyond
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.NET 6, 7, and 8: Key differences and migration strategies
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Cross-platform development with .NET
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CLR, JIT, and the evolution to CoreCLR and CoreRT
🔹 Module 2: Real-World C# in Action
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Advanced C# features: Span<T>, records, pattern matching, and source generators
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Writing performant async code (IAsyncEnumerable, ValueTask, etc.)
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Defensive programming and clean code practices in C#
🔹 Module 3: Architecture-Centric Development
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Building Microservices with .NET and Dapr
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Clean Architecture + CQRS + MediatR
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Event-driven systems with MassTransit and RabbitMQ
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Domain-Driven Design (DDD) with practical examples
🔹 Module 4: Blazor and Web UIs
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Blazor WebAssembly vs Server: In-depth use cases
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Building a full client-side SPA with Blazor
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Interop with JavaScript and integrating third-party libraries
🔹 Module 5: APIs and gRPC
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RESTful APIs with minimal APIs and versioning
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Building high-performance gRPC services in .NET
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Securing APIs with IdentityServer and OAuth2
🔹 Module 6: Cloud-Native .NET
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Deploying .NET apps with Docker and Kubernetes (AKS)
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Using Azure Functions and Azure App Service with .NET
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Configuration, Secrets Management, and Health Checks
🔹 Module 7: AI + ML in .NET
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Integrating with ML.NET for lightweight ML in C#
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Consuming AI services (Azure OpenAI, Cognitive Services)
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Building chatbots with .NET + Bot Framework
Module 8: Testing, CI/CD, and DevOps
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Unit, integration, and contract testing with xUnit, Moq, and TestContainers
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GitHub Actions + Azure DevOps for .NET pipelines
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Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi (C#)
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