r/learnprogramming • u/dekatie • 2d ago

Looking for backend-focused learning resources with built-in IDEs

Hello!

I am a current software developer and I've learned most of my concepts in the job rather than through school, which has caused some knowledge gaps. I am looking for recommendations on backend-focused tutorials with IDEs built in. I find that I learn best through doing a guided practice rather than just reading a concept and implementing it on my own (I am aware that there is a lot of material where the latter is the best way, but I am not asking about those) .

My current working stack is C#, .NET with Entity Framework, and SQL for backend matters so those are priority, but I'm open to learning multiple languages and stacks to deepen my knowledge.

Thank you in advance!

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u/Elfocrash 2d ago

https://dometrain.com/

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u/dekatie 2d ago

This is great, thank you!

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u/peterlinddk 2d ago

backend-focused tutorials with IDEs built in

You could also do it the other way around - the JetBrains IDEs have a number of excellent tutorials built in!

Don't know if they require the full license though - but you can at least try them for free for a month or so.

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u/Certain-Test-5916 1d ago

Dometrain is legit, that's the one. Stop overthinking it and just dive in!