Javascript and HTML5. And using Github, I can't understand it.
Javascript and HTML5 can be really easy to learn if you just start doing simple web page projects. Just use Microsoft MVC and you'll be able to learn HTML, Javascript, CSS, and C# all in one package!
Exactly whats MVC? Is it some sort of IDE for ASP.NET?
Yeah it's essentially a streamlined way to make a web app using ASP.net and (usually) Visual Studio. It separates the back end into Models, Views, and Controllers that all play their part in the development of a web app. It mainly uses HTML, CSS, Javascript, and C# and you can load JavaScript libraries and stuff with C# like ORMs. There's a lot of good info on the website: http://www.asp.net/mvc
I was going through Pro ASP.NET MVC 4 before coming onto hubski. IMO, while it's awesome you'll end up using a lot more templating and C# than anything else.
That's possible, though it really depends on what you want to do. I like C#, so I don't mind that side of it, but it's also a great resource for learning the visual languages as well. I guess it just depends on your programming tastes.
True. I also picked it up because I wanted to get more into C# and .NET while also learning about developing for the web, so that's what I got out of it.
Git was a bit of a daunting trip when I first tried to learn it. I almost forgot how hard it was to learn until I tried to teach it to some first year comp sci students for a group project we were working on.
True, though last I checked it still went to command-line when it so much as sniffed a merge conflict.