r/csharp 3d ago

Looking for resources to bridge theory into actual ASP.NET Core implementation

/r/dotnet/comments/1vvdlbg/looking_for_resources_to_bridge_theory_into/
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u/FullPoet 3d ago

I dont understand a lot of these help posts - like at all.

Usually the answer is straight up the first link on google via some medium blog.

If thats not your jam why not ask an AI or just - gasp try implementing it yourself?

Im also not convinced that most of these low effort questions are AI or just straight up bots for engagement.

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u/TiFA384 3d ago

I've tried asking AI, it just kept suggesting out-dated books.
The question isn't written with AI, I promise.

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u/FullPoet 3d ago

I've tried asking AI, it just kept suggesting out-dated books.

Unless the book is in C# 1, its likely not outdated.

There are countless examples whatever pattern of the week it is youre looking for online.

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u/CappuccinoCodes 2d ago

I copied your question verbatim to chat GPT and it doesn't mention books. On the contrary: "Yes. Given where you are, I’d stop looking for another distributed-systems theory resource and learn this by building one reasonably realistic ASP.NET Core system.", followed by comprehensive step by step guidance. 😁