Hello there hope you have a good safe day,
i have recently joined Mosh programming lessons and i would like to start " The Ultimate Full-stack .NET Developer Bundle"
i would like to know do i have to follow the order of these courses as it is or i can start with C# and then move to SQL ?
You can start with C# and move to SQL later.
Hello
That’s pretty old and you likely finished the course 10 times, landed a job, travelled to Mars twice and got back with souvenirs, built a house and about to run your own company.
But in case anyone would be in your situation this is how I would go about those.
You don’t need to finish one course completely so you could learn a bit in parrallel.
It could go like this
Yet I would focus on CS_P1 and CS_P2 mostly.
So it could go like this.
SQL is its own language and very well be learnt on its own.
You don’t even need to wait for EF and many would tell you could actually go with SQL before because you could sometimes see the requests EF does and it helps at understanding what it does and what could improve in the queries.
Ultimately you can always decide what is precedence to you and actually just focus on a chapter or even video in all these courses.
I’m a junior/ maybe becoming medior .NET dev and I can tell that indeed many of those courses are outdated. But I used .NET Framework 4.7.2 daily at work still in 2026.
Sure thing it is good to learn the latest versions and follow up with new features, but learning the old versions is still relevant. I’m pretty sure this will still be like this by 2030 and beyond.
Just have a look at the [.NET Framework end of support tables]( Microsoft .NET Framework - Microsoft Lifecycle | Microsoft Learn ) .
Version 4.6.2 will see its EOS by 2027 and there are often years between the EOS of one version to the next one. By then my current client would likely have switched to the newer versions of .NET. And funnily enough MS would have make a new breaking branch of .NET.
Don’t complain. It gives up stuff to do eventhough it is not the most exciting part.
Good Luck to anyone pursuing this Learning Path.
