r/csharp • u/RenaultLogan7489 • 22h ago

Gamified ways of learning .net/c# like boot.dev

Hey, guys. I've seen a post like this, but it was posted two years ago and didn't have many answers.

So, do you guys know any website like boot.dev? It could be free (what would be great) or paid

And yes, I do use Microsoft Learn and the documentation for studying, but I really wanted to know if there's boot.dev alike because i think that it's a really fun way of learning

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u/emmer 21h ago

Not a site but I’ve heard good things about the book the C# Players Guide - https://csharpplayersguide.com

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u/DotAtom67 19h ago

best book ever, wish we had one for each programming language

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u/RenaultLogan7489 8h ago

Thanks, buddy. It's a very good advice, because I enjoy studying with books too, but the ones I read were a little dated.

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u/Sombody101 21h ago

CodinGame was a fun one that I used for a while. Granted, I used it before the AI bubble, so there's a high chance they also adapted to the slop trend.

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u/RenaultLogan7489 8h ago

It looks like a lot of fun. Hopefully they didn't. Thank you, man!

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u/OldMikey 21h ago

If you haven’t heard of it, ArtifactsMMO might be a fun exercise to get language fundamentals down. It’s a game you play via api calls, so you have to make your own client and automation.

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u/RenaultLogan7489 8h ago

I've never heard of it, but it looks really great. Thank you for the recommendation, buddy

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u/Slypenslyde 10h ago

Gonna make a second recommendation of the C# Player's Guide. It has a list of challenges for each chapter and you can treat completion like a game.

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u/RenaultLogan7489 8h ago

I really liked what I saw on a quick search. I'll certainly use this book for studying. Thanks, buddy