C# books with patterns and architecture examples?

Question

Books

I read rather capacious books on Sharp language version 6 inclusive, for example, Schildt, but it is with patterns and examples of "large" programs that the trouble is. It seems that I use interfaces, I try not to fence hundreds or thousands of lines in one class, but still I quickly drown in my own architecture, as a result - a bunch of started, but unfinished programs. I can’t grow up to MVC \ MVP \ MVVM at all, as if I’m stuck in some kind of swamp, that nothing works anymore. I want something more practical than just the basics, in short.

Answer 1

For patterns, I recommend Teplyakov's book, a very smart man from Luxoft
For architecture:
https://metanit.com/sharp/mvc5/23.1.php
https://medium.com/swlh/building-a-nice-multi-laye.. https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/75082/Layers -...

Answer 2

Agile principles, patterns and techniques in C# | Martin Robert S., Martin Mika ( link )

Answer 3

Examples of architecture can and should be looked at on github.
And architectural patterns are just ideas. Getting attached to diagrams from books is not the best idea for a beginner. Just try to implement these ideas in your code yourself. For example, if you want to change the implementation of an algorithm during program execution, then you want to use a Strategy. How you implement it is up to you. It is not necessary to do this through polymorphism, as it is written in the gang of four.