Welcome to my series of blog posts covering Python for .NET developers. In this many-part series, I will introduce you to Python from a .NET developer’s perspective.

As .NET developers, we generally adore C# and the .NET ecosystem. It has brought great productivity, expressiveness, and features to software developers. I believe you will be deeply surprised to see a side-by-side comparison of C# / .NET and Python. Many of the features we think make C# special and unique have parallels in Python (sometimes even improved parallels). Join me in this series as I compare C# / .NET to Python in a feature by feature breakdown.

Each post in the series will be short and to-the-point coverage of a single feature in video format. It may also include downloadable source code.

Series posts

1. Welcome and lightning-fast Python introduction
2. Visual Studio and IDEs
3. A single, common base-type (System.Object in Python)
   
4. foreach and IEnumerable (iterators in Python)
5. Properties
6. Anonymous types
7. Lambda expressions and delegates
8. LINQ (in Python) [coming soon]
9. NuGET (in Python) [coming soon]
10. Iterators methods [coming soon]
11. MVC web frameworks [coming soon]
12. SQL ORMs and Entity Framework (in Python) [coming soon]
13. JIT compilation and the CLR (in Python) [coming soon]
14. GUI applications and visual designers (in Python) [coming soon]
15. Unit testing and MSTest (in Python) [coming soon]
16. Attributes and declarative programming (in Python) [coming soon]
17. Namespaces and using statements (in Python) [coming soon]
18. dynamic keyword and dynamic programming (in Python) [coming soon]

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