Any C#/.NET devs here?
I have tried Java for backend but didnt quite like it, but im really enjoying C#.NET so far.
https://github.com/TomazMPP/CSharpLearning
This is my repo on what I have been building and practicing, do you guys think a repo like this can help me an internship or something like that?
Also any tip on courses or challenges I can take to improve... I'm still very early on learning it, appreciated thxxx!
i work with c#
that repo is good to get an internship but its not really impressive. its all crud and parsing json, still, maybe they're enough to impress a recruiter for an internship as development is not as competitive in brazil as it is in usa.
ive seen some programs listed as api but its not really an api..? you're only making requests to api so the name is a bit misleading. recruiters will think you're making an api, not a desktop app that outputs thing you read from an endpoint thats not even an api, but a json in a github repo
make an api and document it with swagger, use code patterns and all that shit. if you want to make front-end stuff (simple html with back-end code like templates), you can do it on c#, but i think its useless, no one uses razor nowadays.
if you know how to make an api with mvc pattern, you're unironically ready for a job, so learn it
It's very hard to get an internship here honestly
About the API, im a beginner, this is mostly a practice repo and im filling it as I learn more, the API part is about learning on making requests to an endpoint and then there is me learning about Deserialization & Serialization, i will change to make it more clear
https://github.com/TomazMPP/CSharpLearning/tree/main/DesafiosPropostos
there is also this section where I have readmes with solutions on challenges I solve
but thank you i will surely have a look on making an api with mvc pattern and documenting it once I feel like im ready
Usually for building experience, you should try contributing to open source projects or joining hackathons/clubs that can use C# for projects. However, if you're still in college, employeers don't require prior experience much and will usually consider you for internship if you have employee referral or just studying in a top tier school
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