Earn your C# certification with new learning series
We are excited to announce our new C# for Certification email learning series. This eight-week email series is intended to provide you with all the resources you need to complete the Foundational C# Certification training and take the exam. The learning series will give you a structured learning path and new content to learn each week.
Taming Mutable State: Applying Functional Programming in an Object-Oriented Language
🔥 .NET July at Microsoft Hero is on fire! 🚀 The last two sessions have blown us away with incredible speakers and fresh content, but the party isn’t even close to over. July is bursting with .NET energy, and next up, Rodney will join us to take us down a path less traveled with a topic that promises to shake up the way you think about C#. 🧠✨ What’s coming up? Imagine blending the strengths of object-oriented C# with some of the most intriguing secrets from the world of functional programming. This session teases the mysterious forces behind writing more resilient, maintainable apps, without giving it all away. Expect big “aha!” moments and insights you won’t see coming. 🕵️♂️💡 Curious? You should be! Make sure you’re registered, mark your calendar, and get ready to join us live for another game-changing session. Let’s unlock new perspectives together, the Microsoft Learn way! 🌟🤝 📅 July 19, 2025 06:00 PM CEST 🔗 https://streamyard.com/watch/CDGBWtmDTtjQ?wt.mc_id=MVP_350258Announcing the New Foundational C# Certification with freeCodeCamp
We are excited to announce the release of the new Foundational C# Certification in collaboration with freeCodeCamp. freeCodeCamp is a charity that creates free learning resources for math, programming, and computer science. The Foundational C# Certification is completely free, globally available, and includes a full 35-hour C# training course hosted on Microsoft Learn.How to Create Your Own Portfolio Website in Minutes with GitHub Codespaces and Blazor
Creating a portfolio website is essential for showcasing your skills and accomplishments to potential employers or clients. However, setting up a website can be time-consuming and require technical expertise. Fortunately, with GitHub Codespaces and Blazor, you can create and customize your own portfolio website in just a few minutes, without installing any tools or worrying about lengthy environment setup. Our .NET Blazor Portfolio Site project template is perfect for beginners and experienced coders alike, and you can deploy your website with Azure Static Web Apps or GitHub Pages. This project is easily customizable and perfect for anyone looking to create a portfolio site, learn web development, or test out Codespaces. Follow our instructions to launch your Codespace, customize your website, and deploy it. No experience necessary – start today!The new C# code generators at work
If you struggled with INotifyPropertyChanged implementation in C#, you may like my new C# Code Generator (C# 9.0) generating the property implementation in a partial class (see docs). This new strategy for generating code is important because it generates the code in real-time in Visual Studio but also when compiling from the CLI. Also, they do not require no runtime dependency, as everything is just done at build time. https://www.nuget.org/packages/SpeedyGenerators/ Sources and docs here: https://github.com/raffaeler/SpeedyGenerators HTHLess than a week for the .NET Conf Student Zone!
Less than a week for a fantastic opportunity to learn more about .NET development and build amazing projects with C# and .NET. It's the .NET Conf 2023 Student Zone, a beginner-friendly, virtual event where experts from Microsoft and the community will teach you how to use .NET for AI, web development, mobile development, and more!The .NET Conf Student Zone is Back!
We are excited to announce the return of the .NET Conf Student Zone at this year’s .NET Conf 2023. The Student Zone is beginner-friendly, virtual event where experts will teach you how to build amazing projects – all using C# and .NET! This year, our experts will walk you through building mobile apps, AI applications, APIs, frontend web apps, and gaming projects.
Visualizing Top GitHub Programming Languages in Excel with Microsoft Graph .NET SDK
Have you ever thought about going through all your GitHub Repositories, taking note of the languages used, aggregating them and visualizing it on Excel? Well, that is what this post is all about except you don’t have to do it manually in a mundane way.
