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Practical C# Projects with .NET
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In this section, we'll talk about the actual activities involved in taking on your own side project, including choosing what to work on, finding a good working cadence, and resolving obstacles.
Once your project is scaffolded and ready, and you have a few basic early tasks defined, it's time to pick one and work on it.
I typically start with an important feature that doesn't require much else to exist. This is often the first page of a web application or potentially a crude main menu for a console app or game project.
The feature you pick shouldn't take a massive amount of effort, and it shouldn't be incredibly complex, but it also shouldn't be something that your side project can live without. Pick an easy-to-achieve task that opens up options for future tasks.
Authentication
You may be tempted to start with logging in, creating a user, or something else related...