❔ Advancing with C# development (Little Time)
So I have school 5 days a week and so I don't have as much time as I hope would like to dedicate to learning more about C#.
Currently I'm unsure whether I should pursue desktop or web dev as from the videos and forums I've checked, C# web dev seems more popular and desired by employers and so to me it seems worth learning it and I haven't actually found any resources which help with desktop dev. I don't have a preference per say as I've only really done basic desktop dev with simple UI but knowing of the 2 or 3 most popular uses of C# would be useful as I could then attempt to do a bit on the side as I deal with school.
In essence I'm hoping for advice on how to balance the little extra time I have to learn C# with school, and which sort of C# development is the most desired and worth investing time into (resources appreciated)
(I have gotten a bit of advice from members of the discord eg. slowly build up the complexity of projects, learn a bit of SQL and databases etc..)
Currently I'm unsure whether I should pursue desktop or web dev as from the videos and forums I've checked, C# web dev seems more popular and desired by employers and so to me it seems worth learning it and I haven't actually found any resources which help with desktop dev. I don't have a preference per say as I've only really done basic desktop dev with simple UI but knowing of the 2 or 3 most popular uses of C# would be useful as I could then attempt to do a bit on the side as I deal with school.
In essence I'm hoping for advice on how to balance the little extra time I have to learn C# with school, and which sort of C# development is the most desired and worth investing time into (resources appreciated)
(I have gotten a bit of advice from members of the discord eg. slowly build up the complexity of projects, learn a bit of SQL and databases etc..)
