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				Entity Framework,
 SQL,
 MVC.NET / MVC Core
 
 I can recommend Mosh's online courses, he explains it all really well.
 
 Also ReSharper helps you a ton because not only does it give you a range of super useful features, it also shows you recommendations on how to make your code / formatting better in real time.
 
 Try ReSharper for a month with the trial license, you'll probably be as sold as I am.
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				@creativeJay Don't mention it. It's super hard at the start just to get a grasp of a language or framework.
 
 Took me long enough myself to get a bigger look around ☺️
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				For purely back-end, look at EF, WCF, gain some database knowledge e.g mssql, and get familiar with rest api's and how to create them in asp.net,and get really good in C#.
 
 If you also want to do some front end,.dive into mvc as well, experiment with some razor views etc. Asp.net is not only back-end as there is also a clear front end component in it, but you don't have to use that if you don't want to.
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