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Want to learn? Work with me. I have several courses for you (more coming soon), e-books, and more. There are also free tutorials for you to follow and expand your knowledge.
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Learn Entity Framework
in a practical way and start
using it today
Want to learn Entity Framework Core?
This e-book will tell you all the basics (and a bit more) about this powerful framework. All are written from a practical point of view without the ‘perfect world’ scenarios and theory.
One-on-one learning
Do you rather learn by example and one-on-one? Look no further! I can help you with most subjects that are connected to C#, .NET, databases, testing, and much more!
It works really simple: You choose which workshop or course you want to follow and pick your own data and time. If all is set you will get a link to an online meeting environment and we will make sure you get all the information you want and need.
If you want to take a workshop or course that has multiple days we will have a free meeting first. This way we can see if we are a match (this goes both ways). This meeting is also to see if the workshop or course is what you need and maybe I need to adjust the information a bit to your needs.
Free tutorials
There are free tutorials that you can follow. These are text-based and cover different subjects and categories, from basic to expert. Feel free to browse them. Are you missing something or have questions? Feel free to let me know!
Below you see the latest tutorials, but there are way more! Click here to see all the tutorials that I have made for you.
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One of the first things you will learn while exploring C# and OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) is properties. Properties in C# are powerful, although they might seem pretty simple. They are …
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If you’re diving into the world of MVC APIs in C#, chances are you’ve heard the term “Dependency Injection” (also known as DI). It might sound like another one of …
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While working on your application you might run into an exception, which can be frustrating. An exception usually means that the application can’t run any further and it crashes. Luckily …
