Getting Started with Redis" series of articles is finally completed, I hope that this series of articles can help students who want to get started or just get started, and I hope that it will allow you to form a systematic concept of learning Redis.
The reason why I wrote this series of articles at the time was because I myself was confused and stepped on potholes along the way, and I stepped on the potholes that I finished stepping on in the hope that you would step on fewer of them.
Let's briefly review the Getting Started with Redis series in the hope that this review will summarize some of the experience of learning something new, learning how to grasp new knowledge faster, and how to form systematic concepts.
1. First we learned the basic information about Redis, what it is, what it has, and what it can do;
2. Then we learn how to install Redis, on different operating systems (Windows, Linux, Docker), through different ways (scripts, installation packages, package manager way, source code compilation, etc.);
3. Then we looked for Redis visualization tools, we introduced four major categories of visualization tools (command line tools, desktop client tools, web tools, plug-in tools), 10 kinds of software, each with its own characteristics.
4. Then we formally enter the Redis knowledge learning, understanding the Redis five basic data types (string, set, ordered set, column, hash), and familiar with the relevant commands.
5. Then we continue to combine the specific programming language C#/.NET Core, to understand the six C#/.NET Core access to the Redis client library (,, CSRedisCore, FreeRedis,,) and the six library application scenarios to do a basic understanding of the six libraries, but also learned how to use these six libraries respectively.
6. Finally, we packaged together a simple Redis C#/.NET Core client library Nuget, in order to achieve decoupled from the existing project, to facilitate the later expansion of the purpose.
In the whole process, many times we will have a lot of choices, in the end what should be done, I believe that the first contact with Redis, many times will feel very confused. Then you can only keep looking for answers on the Internet, keep trying, after stepping on the pit countless times, and finally realized that it was so ah, instant enlightenment.
I myself also stepped on a lot of pits to come over, so I want to share my experience with you, and then you can systematically introduce you to how to learn Redis, you can let you step on fewer pits, and form systematic concepts in the early stage of learning, so as to improve the efficiency of learning.
Later on, I would like to continue to share with you "Redis Advanced", and start to learn more about Redis.
classifier for sums of money: The test method code as well as the sample source code have been uploaded to the code repository for those who are interested./hugogoos/Planner