A Gift for Learning to Use C# with Azure
December 3, 2021Tags: cs-advent, csharp
I recently found out at the last minute that the C# Advent Calendar was missing some gifts, and so I volunteered to bring on another. I will come back to my Gremlin posts and talk about filtering, aggregating, and sorting later. That deviates from C#. Instead, I want to introduce you to a gift I was shown these past couple months that I don’t think everyone knows about.
Starting with the common gifts
I have to admit that I’ve learned a lot about Microsoft technologies over the years through their tutorials and quickstarts. These are some C# experiences for learning about C# and Azure.
- Quickstart: Azure Cosmos DB for Apache Gremlin library for .NET
- Quickstart: Use Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL with Azure SDK for .NET
- Quickstart: Create your first C# function in Azure using Visual Studio There’s a vast amount of links at: Azure for .NET developers.
Microsoft Learn is another one of my favorite places to learn on technologies. For those who are on Microsoft Learn and want to explore some learning paths with C#, these should be considered:
- Microsoft Learn: Create serverless applications
- Microsoft Learn: Create cloud-native apps and services with .NET and ASP.NET Core
- Microsoft Learn: Architect modern applications in Azure
Do you have recommendations for C# + Azure resources?
This is just some of the few resources I wanted to share with the C# Advent community. However, I know there are more of you out there with treasured gifts to share as well. If you have a C# + Azure resource you’d like others to know about, leave a comment below!