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Posted by johnathanmyers
johnathanmyers
19,994 Points

Any .net courses in the works?

Just wondered if there are any .net courses in the works.

1 Answer

Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,676 Points
Chris Shaw
Chris Shaw
26,676 Points

Hi ,

At this point in time Treehouse aren't offering courses for .NET/C# and there's nothing in the horizon as well, however I would recommend you go over to Tuts+ and check out their C# courses (paid only) as I have and learned a lot from them.

https://code.tutsplus.com/categories/c/courses

johnathanmyers
johnathanmyers
19,994 Points

Really quick responses here! :) Thanks Chris. The reason I asked is because I'm looking to build a one page html/css/javascript based app. It needs to:

  • Connect to the local Microsoft SQLServer database.
  • Query the database tables for data to display.
  • display the data on a table and listens for new data as it is added or updated.

I've searched Google and there is not a lot of explanation out there for this that's easy to understand. Mostly mysql databases. If there is a way to connect with Javascript/jQuery that would be even better than .net so I stay on track and don't get side tracked with another coding language. AngularJS looks like it would be perfect if I could figure out a way to get it to speak with a Microsoft SQLServer database.