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Full-Stack .NET Developer

Beginner120-150 hours

This is the longest path in the Academy and the most complete. It takes someone who can write basic code and works through every layer of a real business application: the language, the platform, the web framework, the API, the database, the front end, testing, and deployment.

The order is deliberate. Each course leaves a gap that the next one fills. C# gives you the language but no way to serve a request, so ASP.NET Core follows. That gives you endpoints but nowhere to store data, so SQL and EF Core follow. And so on.

It is a long path. Treat it as months rather than weeks, and build something at each stage rather than reading straight through.

Prerequisites

  • Programming Foundations, or equivalent basic coding experience

The route

Take these in order. Each step exists because the previous one left something unresolved.

  1. C# From Beginner to Advanced

    The language in full: types, OOP, collections, LINQ and async.

  2. .NET Fundamentals

    The platform: CLI, configuration, dependency injection and logging.

  3. SQL & Database Fundamentals

    Query and design relational data before an ORM hides it from you.

  4. ASP.NET Core

    Turn C# into something reachable over HTTP.

  5. Web API Development

    Design contracts other developers can consume without asking questions.

  6. Entity Framework Core

    Work with the database through objects, while watching the SQL.

  7. Frontend Foundations

    HTML, CSS, JavaScript and TypeScript — the platform under every framework.

  8. React & Next.js

    Build the interface that consumes your API.

  9. Automated Testing

    Make the whole thing safe to change.

  10. Git & GitHub

    Version control and collaboration, if you have not covered it already.

  11. Docker & Containers

    Package it so it runs the same everywhere.

  12. Cloud & DevOps Foundations

    Deploy it and automate the release.

  13. Build the full application

    An employee management system end to end: API, database, front end, tests, container, deployment.

    Checkpoint — practice, not a course

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