Introduction It’s a wonderful time to be a developer with rich tools, documentation, and artificial intelligence. Still, at least for now and the foreseeable future, developers must learn to write code, as artificial intelligence tools are not perfect and may produce code that is difficult to integrate into an existing code base. For developers just starting out, they need to learn the basics, then OOP and database work. For experienced developers, the next step is to hone their skills to get and keep a full-time job. For instance, C# .NET Core has a new feature; take time to learn it, even if there is no immediate use for it. Another path is to check out questions in developer forums, analyze all aspects of a question, and what can be learned or avoided. The following applies to developers using Microsoft Visual Studio, C#, and .NET 8 or higher. Visual Studio solution for learning Create a Visual Studio solution for learning and use solution folders to categorize topics.…