It sounds a bit plain and boring, but if you’re just wanting to learn the basics of C# then you could refer to the official Microsoft docs:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/users/dotnet/collections/yz26f8y64n7k07?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website

They’re quite basic, but do offer some fundamental knowledge. If you’re after more theory such as architectural patterns, I’d say you’re better off looking at resources that are language-independent

Ah, that’s fair - haven’t encountered anything weird with it yet. I can imagine with chatgpt it’s become much easier though - I need to start giving AI tools a try. Do you have a particular set up for using chatgpt with rider or anything?

Just out of interest, why not use refit for something like this? You could get a basic client going much faster - unless there’s some specific behaviour you want for the client (which would require painful customisation with refit).

I’ve come to be quite a fan of refit recently purely for how quick you can get a basic, working client

I swapped to using Rider about 4-5 years ago now, back when visual studio’s refactoring tools just weren’t quite as good. Since then, because I’ve learnt all of the keybindings, the layout and I’ve just generally become familiar with rider I’ve never swapped back. I’m actually not sure how caught-up visual studio is these days as I’ve not even bothered to look. Since it also has dotmemory and dotpeek support, it also just makes life easier for me.

As a side note, I’m pretty sure the watch window is a list of variables and you can just add to it? (Not got my PC / rider open right now, so can’t check to be honest)