Now that you have a basic literacy level in the C# language, you're ready to seek out additional skills and syntax. This most commonly takes the form of online communities, tutorial sites, and YouTube, but can also include textbooks, such as this one. Transitioning from a reader to an active member of the software-development community can be tough, especially with the abundance of options out there, so I've laid out some of my favorite C# and Unity resources to get you started.
C# resources
When I'm developing games or applications in C#, I always have the Microsoft documentation open in a window I can get to easily. If I can't find an answer to a specific question or problem, I'll start checking out the community sites I use most often:
- C# Corner: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com
- Dot Net Pearls: http://www.dotnetperls.com
- StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com
Since most...
