The first week I spent at the company was mainly focusing on learning the technology that will be used in the subsequent week. First thing I learnt was how to use git. In git, I learned the command in git, how to create repository, committing to changes, merging repositories and push any changes made in the repositories.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Next, I also touch up on my C# fundamentals again in order to fully prepare myself to learn the new concepts as listed below. From the C# fundamental course, I revised on the syntax used in C#, how to work on the classes and objects, testing my code through unit testing, differentiating between reference types and value types and the object oriented programming in C# as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Lastly, I was introduced to the concept of asynchronous programming. Asynchronous programming allow for 2 operations, operation A and operation B, which doesn’t depend on each other to run asynchronously when compare to synchronous programming which has to wait for operation A to finish first then it will execute the operation B. Asynchronous programming mainly uses the keyword async, await and task. The other concepts that I have briefly gone through are ASP.NET Core, RESTful API and Test Driven Development(TDD).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The first week I spent at the company was mainly focusing on learning the technology that will be used in the subsequent week. First thing I learnt was how to use git. In git, I learned the command in git, how to create repository, committing to changes, merging repositories and push any changes made in … <\/p>\n