.Net track anywhere in the future?

course development is slow as steven suggests. Not a criticism just observation. The advice i got last time i asked, was that if you have course suggestions, you should email treehouse. It's almost completely meaningless advice, as it seems highly unlikely that treehouse would get enough emails or a significant enough comment forum to have a critical mass. But you can only do what you can do. I guess if all treehouse users emailed their preferences, they'd get a meaningful input into their plans. (at the time i was suggested that treehouse have a specific content voting system, or periodically prompt users if there was any content they thought was missing).

Apart from this, see if microsoft has any .net courses (microsoft has something called a virtual academy). A lot of major companies will try to push education around their pet technologies either directly or through education providers.