junior web application developer

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Hi:

I am learning C#.net on my own to get to a position of junior Web Application Developer.

Can some one give me an insight on up to what depth should i be practicing or what topics should i be concentrating on to get to a junior position since most of the application are requesting at least two year experience in Canada.

I have one year programming experiencing in c and i have good knowledge on c#.net.

any comments???
:)

Posted 18-May-11 3:16am

Torontouser

Updated 18-May-11 3:55am

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M@dHatter 18-May-11 10:24am

Learn how to speak the language... Canadian/french/english or whatever they speak. LOL :)

saxenaabhi6 18-May-11 20:15pm

if you know how to make a database in sql server and how to make objects (class) corresponding to your tables and how to extract data from database to load those class object and how to use those objects to present data on your web page.. i think you are thru

Torontouser 24-May-11 14:49pm

Thanks man, Thats really encouraging

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-05-18T04:45:00

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Well, start from these:
ASP.Net get started[^]
ASP.NET Projects from CodePlex [^]
MSDN: ASP.NET Developer Center[^]
ASP.NET website[^]

Start by basic tutorials. Pick up small examples and then projects to gain more knowledge. :thumbsup:

Posted 18-May-11 4:45am

Sandeep Mewara