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I am a Windows app developer (drivers, fat client, etc) and did mostly C and C++ for the past 15 years. Now that I got laid off, everyone I applied to is asking about ASP.net. I looked through a few books and played around but I need some formal training. Hopefully something inexpensive b/c i am unemployed for 1 year now.
Is $2K+ for Learning Tree worth it? Any other suggestions?
Before spending any big bucks, I would work through the tutorials on http://www.asp.net. They have a great set of training materials. If you need a ‘class’, how about https://www.microsoftelearning.com/ or other remote training, which would be cheaper. If at the end of these you still need more, take a on-site class and you will at least have a good idea of what you want to learn.
I have not taken any LearningTree classes, but I have taken other blitz classes that can be beneficial, but you will need to use it or lose it.