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V2bTraining: Objective C 2 0

upa_kid — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:26:53 +0000

V2bTraining: Objective C 2 0
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Our goal is to make all users fluent in the language they’ve chosen to learn. Our online video tutorials provide beginner, intermediate, and advanced lessons.

Every one of our videos features a detailed walkthrough (accompanied by explanations) of how to accomplish whatever task it covers. Learn to use Objective-C and the iPhone SDK, with all of its included libraries like the UIKit and Foundation, to write fully functioning iPhone and iPod touch applications.
Objective-C Variables
Learn the basics of the basics with the Objective-C programming language: variables. See how Objective-C variables are based completely on C variables.
Objective-C Methods
Learn the basics of Objective-C methods by watching a small keynote presentation, then going into interface builder to create a few simple methods that will change the value of 3 UILabels.
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CBTtraining: ITIL v3 training CBT Nuggets ITIL v3

upa_kid — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 09:23:34 +0000

CBTtraining: ITIL v3 training CBT Nuggets ITIL v3
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How optimized processes make IT departments run smoothly

For IT departments to run well, there are processes that need to happen. In a small IT department, each person takes on many — if not all — of the processes and manages them individually. But in a big department, the processes need to be shared among job roles, standardized, and managed for maximum efficiency.

That’s what IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) and IT Service Management (ITSM) are all about — managing the processes within an IT department to make the department run well and to make sure resources are available as needed. This certification and skill set are valuable to medium and large companies because it helps them get the most of their IT investment — both in the technology and in the people.

Here’s what you’ll learn in each of the ITIL Foundation videos:

Video 1 – “Introduction to ITIL”
Video 2 – “IT Infrastructure Library”
Video 3 – “IT Service Management Concepts”
Video 4 – “Service Desk Support”
Video 5 – “Incident Management”
Video 6 – “Problem Management”
Video 7 – “Change Management”
Video 8 – “Release Management”
Video 9 – “Configuration Management”
Video 10 – “SLA Management”
Video 11 – “IT Services Financial Management”
Video 12 – “Capacity Management”
Video 13 – “Availability Management”
Video 14 – “IT Service Continuity Management”
Video 15 – “IT Security Management”

The IT Infrastructure Library Foundation series contains:

- Introduction to ITIL
- IT Infrastructure Library
- IT Service Management Concepts
- Service Desk Support
- Incident Management
- Problem Management
- Change Management
- Release Management (free video!)
- Configuration Management
- SLA Management
- IT Services Financial Management
- Capacity Management
- Availability Management
- IT Service Continuity Management
- IT Security Management
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CBTtraining: On The Job Training Series – C#

upa_kid — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 09:13:41 +0000

CBTtraining: On The Job Training Series – C#
English | Running Time: 7.8 Hrs | Level:Beginner to Intermediate | 350 Mb
On The Job Training Series: C# contains these videos:

- Overview: What is Microsoft .NET?

- Introducing Microsoft C# (free video)

- The Basics of Variables, Operators, and Expressions

- Implementing Methods

- Making Decisions Using Flow Control

- Classes, Objects, and Assemblies

- Developing Business Objects Part 1

- Developing Business Objects Part 2

- Working with Menus

- Working with C# Events

- Windows List Controls: The Combo Box

- Introduction to ADO.NET Part 1

- Introduction to ADO.NET Part 2

- Introduction to ADO.NET Part 3

- Databound Controls

- Introducing ASP .NET

- Databound Web Applications

- Using the Web Configuration File

- Advanced DataGrid Techniques

- The .NET Framework and XML
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Exchange Server 2010 Backup and Recovery Training DVD

saolink — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:13:20 +0000

Exchange Server 2010 Backup and Recovery Training DVD
DVD 1+2 | Runtime ~8 hrs | 2.44 GB
Genre: eLearning
As mentioned in the previous chapter, the messaging and collaboration servers are mission critical, being perhaps the most vital servers in our datacenters today.
It’s therefore of the utmost importance that these servers be up and running all the time.
Most service level agreements today require more than 99.99 percent uptime when it comes to the messaging and collaboration servers in the organization. In the previous chapter we showed you some of the options available to provide high availability of the Exchange 2007 Mailbox Servers. But even if you have HA solutions such as CCR-based mailbox servers available, a disaster can still strike in your environment, and if this happens, you better be prepared since downtime typically means lost productivity and revenue. In this chapter, we’ll go through the steps necessary to back up the different Exchange 2007 Server roles in your organization, and, just as important, look at how you restore Exchange 2007 servers and data should it be required.
Our Comprehensive Exchange Server 2010 Backup and Recovery Training Course Teaches You the Skills You’ll Need to Protect Your Data Using Resiliency, Redundancy, and Recovery. You’ll Work Hands-On to Analyze Exchange Environments, Determine Several Different Disaster Recovery Concepts, Customize Your Environment Using Command Line Tools and Much More!

Description
Lesson 1 – Getting Started with Exchange 2010 Backup and Recovery
Lesson 2 – The Course Scenario
Lesson 3 – Lab Setup
Lesson 4 – An Overview of Disaster Recovery
Lesson 5 – Storage Architecture and Backup/Recovery Basics
Lesson 6 – Windows Server Backup
Lesson 7 – Item and Mailbox Recovery with Windows Server Backup
Lesson 8 – Dial Tone Recovery with Windows Server Backup
Lesson 9 – Data Protection Manager Setup
Lesson 10 – Working with Data Protection Manager
Lesson 11 – Third Party Solutions: CommVault Simpana
Lesson 12 – Third Party Solutions: Asigra Cloud Backup
Lesson 13 – Third Party Solutions: Actifio
Lesson 14 – Replacing Backup/Recovery with High Availability
Lesson 15 – Exchange Recovery Best Practices
Lesson 16 – Next Steps

Mono for Android – Create amazing Android apps with C# and .NET

saolink — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 09:21:11 +0000

Mono for Android – Create amazing Android apps with C# and .NET
English | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz,62 kb/s | Video: wmv3, 1280×720, 343 kb/s, 1000.00 fps(r) | 610Mb

Genre: Video Training
Bringing joy to Android development.
Why you’ll love Mono for Android.
Mono for Android makes creating Android apps easier than ever before.
Learning to develop an Android application can be difficult. This course is designed to make developing an Android application as simple as possible. In this course you will learn to create a fully functional Android application using Mono for Android. We will see how easy it is to create an Android application using C# and the .NET framework. If you have thought about Android development, but technology and language have been a barrier that has prevented you from getting started, this course is for you.
Overview 00:39:33
Course Overview 04:15
Introduction 01:17
What is Mono for Android 04:20
How it Works (High Level) 04:57
How it works (Activity Example) 04:18
How it works (Building) 01:53
Why Mono for Android 03:58
Basic Architecture 05:31
Android Versions 06:45
Summary 02:19
Setup 00:34:29
Introduction 02:25
Prerequisites 05:02
Installing 05:53
MonoDevelop 02:40
VS2010 03:12
Project Structure 07:10
Hello World 05:47
Summary 02:20
The Activity 00:38:03
Introduction 01:45
What is an Activity? 01:12
Activity Example 02:39
Activity Lifecycle 04:32
Updating the View 06:37
Getting View Data 06:28
Responding to View Events 06:00
Creating an Activity 02:46
Launching an Activity 03:58
Summary 02:06
Android UIs 00:42:37
Introduction 02:28
Android Views 01:09
MVC 01:40
Layout Files 00:49
Types of Layouts 03:30
Protein Tracker UI 02:41
Manual Layout 04:37
More Changes 02:27
Final Changes 02:51
Eclipse Layout 04:12
Controls Overview 04:54
Using Controls 05:18
Spinner Demo 01:10
Spinner Selections 02:03
Summary 02:48
Preferences 00:37:41
Introduction 01:43
What Are Preferences 01:50
How They Work 04:50
Preference Types 03:48
Creating a Preference Screen 05:05
Creating a Preference Activity 03:13
Retrieving 06:06
Storing 05:17
Other Storage Options 03:32
Summary 02:17
Menus 00:35:45
Introduction 01:07
Menu Types (Option) 01:39
Menu Types (Context) 01:22
Menu Types (Submenu) 01:21
Creating an Option Menu 05:13
Using an Option Menu 03:45
Dynamic Menu Items 02:50
Creating a Context Menu 06:13
Using a Context Menu 02:33
Submenus 02:53
Checked Items 05:16
Summary 01:33
Dialogs 00:40:20
Introduction 02:22
Dialog Management 04:06
Types of Dialogs 03:40
Alert Dialog 08:09
List Items 02:54
Progress Dialog 07:59
Custom Dialog 05:19
Date and Time Pickers 03:39
Summary 02:12
Deploying and Testing 00:40:36
Introduction 02:11
Deployment Process 05:37
Testing Considerations 04:41
Device Deployment 03:50
Emulator Configuration 06:37
Building the APK 07:21
Android Market 06:39
Summary 03:40

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Tekpub – Hacking WebMatrix 2011

Abdou rahim — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:54:00 +0000

Tekpub – Hacking WebMatrix 2011
English | flv yuv420p 852×480 23.98 fps | MP3 44100Hz 128 kb/s Stereo | 568 MB

In this short production Rob Conery hacks into Microsoft’s “Scripter Framework” and builds the foundations of a dynamic Web Framework using C # 4, Razor, and Microsoft Web Pages. Along the way you can see how Massive was built, along with Manatee (simple Migration framework) and Quixote (high-level testing framework).

Content
1 – What Do We Have To Work With Here?
2 – Cleaning Things Up, Making It Sweeter In this episode Rob cleans up the “out of the box” experience using some conventions borrowed from Rails, then drops in his “Sugar” library from SubSonic to make working with C # 4 a little more fun.
3 – Data Access with Massive In this episode Rob dives into using System.Dynamic – a new feature in C # 4 – with everyone ‘favorite part of application development: Data Access. Along the way Rob spawns a new movement in. NET data access – the Micro ORM.
4 – Layouts and URLs In this Episode Rob DIVES INTO the flexxible Friendly Layouts and built-in to Microsoft Web Pages and WebMatrix. Topics include Layouts, Sections, Page Start and AppStart – and once again System.Dynamics.
5 – Migrations with Manatee In this Episode Rob Takes on Migrations – a feature That is the Cornerstone of Building out your Database in Rails. Borrowing just about every concept from that framework, Rob turns JSON and System.Dynamic into a flexible database schema builder.
6 – High Level Testing With Quixote In this Episode Rob fixes up a glaring Hole in the WebMatrix Story: Lack of the Testing. Quixote was created in this episode and is a high-level testing / acceptance framework built on Razor and, yes, System.Dynamic. It’s also one page coming in at less than 500 lines of code.

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C# Sharp Fundamentals Video Course

Abdou rahim — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 17:24:14 +0000

C# is Microsoft’s entry into the world of managed programming. Using a syntax that is deliberately reminiscient of Java, C++ and C, C# achieves a natural tradeoff of terseness and clarity, enabling programmers to express concepts in a clear and maintainable form. Recent enhancements to the language have made it even more powerful than before, allowing programmers to work with C# in both an object-oriented and partially functional style.

Lessons:

Module 1
Overview [01:09]
What is .NET? [02:03]
What is the CLR? [02:27]
The FCL [01:13]
Hello, C# [02:34]
Command Line Demo [03:11]
Command Line Compiler [01:36]
Visual Studio Demo [09:16]
The IDE [02:07]

Solution Explorer [01:22]
Types [04:18]
Primitive Types [01:51]
Namespaces [04:53]
Variables [01:42]
Statements and Expressions [02:16]
Operators [03:16]
References [06:17]
Summary [01:56]
Total: 00:53:27

Module 2

Introduction [00:42]
Classes and Objects [01:56]
Demo in WPF [03:44]
Constructors [09:26]
Reference Types [02:35]
Object Oriented Programming [01:12]
Inheritance [02:07]
Demo with Circles and Squares [10:59]
Access Modifiers [02:49]
Abstract Classes [02:29]
Virtual Members [05:00]
Static Classes [02:52]
Sealed Classes [00:57]
Partial Classes [01:34]
Summary [00:50]
Total: 00:49:12

Module 3
Overview [00:42]
Reference Types [01:46]
Value Types [02:56]
The struct [01:17]
Testing Reference Types [07:00]
Testing Value Types [04:41]
Passing Parameters [03:29]
Parameter Demo [07:13]
Strings [05:43]
Boxing [03:11]
The enum [02:02]
Defining Types [00:38]
Interfaces [03:15]
Arrays [01:32]
Array Demo [05:27]
Assemblies [06:55]
Conclusion [00:59]
Total: 00:58:46

Module 4
Overview [00:38]
Methods [06:59]
Method Review [01:29]
Method Overloading [02:21]
Fields [00:59]
Properties [03:00]
Events [01:00]
Events – Delegates [08:07]
Events – Subscribing [06:39]
Events – Publishing [11:03]
Indexers [01:55]
Operator Overloading [02:03]
Conversion Operators [01:14]
Constructors [03:58]
Destructors [01:55]
Summary [01:36]
Total: 00:54:56

Module 5

Introduction [00:28]
Branching [04:07]
Switching [03:07]
Looping [02:21]
Using foreach [05:05]
Jumping [02:29]
Returning and Yielding [04:59]
Throwing Exceptions [05:12]
Built-in Exceptions [05:20]
Handling Exceptions [06:28]
Chaining Catch Blocks [01:10]
Finally [01:51]
Re-throwing Exceptions [04:18]
Custom Exceptions [02:05]
Summary [00:49]
Total: 00:49:49

Module 6

Introduction [01:08]
Garbage Collection [06:51]
Threads [03:00]
Threading Demo [04:43]
Async Demo [04:44]
Parallel Demo [02:39]
Reflection [02:42]
Attributes [01:52]
Custom Attributes [05:42]
Creating Objects [02:38]
Emitting Code [02:32]
C# on the Metal [05:02]
COM Interop [05:30]
PInvoke [02:18]
Summary [00:50]
Total: 00:52:11

Module 7

Overview [00:39]
Why Generics? [01:29]
Building Collections Without Generics [03:24]
Using Generics [04:45]
Generic Collections [06:25]
Generic Parameters [06:13]
Generic Constraints [07:17]
Terminology [06:00]
Generic Methods [04:23]
The default Keyword [01:18]
Generic Interfaces [00:45]
Generic Delegates [01:33]
Variance [01:25]
Summary [00:45]
Total: 00:46:21

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iDeveloper TV: Learning Objective-C tutorials

upa_kid — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 14:56:39 +0000

iDeveloper TV: Learning Objective-C tutorials
English | M4V 960 x 540 | AAC 128kbps | 787 mins | 7.12 GB
Genre: eLearning

objective-C is the language you have to use if you want to write fantastic apps for Mac OS and iOS.
This soup-to-nuts course on objective-C gives you the solid basis in objective-C that you absolutely need for writing applications for these platforms. This course is designed to be the the perfect foundation for you to start from whether you’re going to be coding on either Mac OS or iOS.

In this 13 hour video training course we start out with the absolute basics, introducing you to Xcode and how to compile an application, we then move on to basic C language constructs and types. We show you how to declare and use functions, procedures, and so on. Then we move on to object Oriented Programming, and cover how OOP is implemented in objective-C and how to use objects in your apps. We also cover memory management in depth so you can be sure to write apps that do the right thing when it comes to allocating and freeing memory. We even cover garbage collection as well, so you know how and when you can use GC in your apps.

You might think that a basic course like this leaves out the more advanced features of objective-C, but not this one! After we introduce you to all the basics, we then move right on to more advanced concepts like blocks, protocols, categories, error handling and more!

Finally, we give you an introduction to the Foundation framework. The Foundation framework is an absolutely fundamental part of objective-C, and understanding of this important library is critical for both Mac OS and iOS development. You will use the Foundation framework in every app you write. We introduce you to the most used classes in objective-C and show you how to use them.

In short, if you’re new to objective-C, this course is an absolute must for you. But even if you’re an experienced developer who wants to come up to speed on some of the newer language constructs in objective-C such as blocks and properties, this course can still be a huge benefit to getting you moving in the right direction. Even if you’re an existing iOS developer who is moving to Mac OS development, and you want a refresher on core programming concepts as well as an introduction to garbage collection, this course can be a benefit to you.

Abou Jiva DeVoe

Jiva is an author, blogger, and software developer with nearly 20 years of experience in the software industry. His first computer was a Commodore VIC-20, on which he learned BASIC and assembly language. From there, he gradually worked his way through C, C++, Python, Ruby, Java, and finally objective-C. Over the years, he’s shown himself to be a proven innovator by always being on the bleeding edge of diverse new technologies. In the early 90′s, he worked as a founding member, and lead developer for the Diaspar Network, an early virtual community which pioneered online commerce.

Later, he worked in mobile application development on early wireless handheld computers, and was co–inventor of dynamic route selection software designed to be used by Tier 1 Internet bandwidth providers. Today, he works primarily with objective-C, Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. He has been writing Mac apps since 2002 and iOS apps since 2008, and knows how to break programming concepts down to their basics so you can understand them.
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Learning Objective-C 2.0 iDeveloper : Introduction to Foundation Framework

upa_kid — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 13:53:18 +0000

Learning Objective-C 2.0 iDeveloper : Introduction to Foundation Framework
English | 120 Min | 960 x 540 | x264 – 128Kbps | 25.000fps | ACC – 108Kbps | 1.95 GB

Genre: elearning

Objective-C is the language you have to use if you want to write fantastic apps for Mac OS and iOS.
This soup-to-nuts course on Objective-C gives you the solid basis in Objective-C that you absolutely need for writing applications for these platforms. This course is designed to be the the perfect foundation for you to start from whether you’re going to be coding on either Mac OS or iOS.
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Learn Visual Studio – learnvisual training

upa_kid — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 07:19:23 +0000

Learn Visual Studio – learnvisual training
English | MSS2 800×600 10.00fps 250Kbps | AC3 32Kbps | 3Gb
Genre: eLearning

Content:
. NET Framework Basics

Installing Assemblies to the GAC

. NET Framework Class Library

Using the StringBuilder Class
System.Environment Namespace
Detecting File Changes in a Folder

. NET Framework Threading

Threading Concepts
A Simple Threading Application Example
A More Complex Threading Application Example
Working with a Threads Lifecycle
Debugging Threaded Applications

. NET Remoting Series

Introduction to. NET Remoting
Creating a Simple Remoted Component Example
MarshalByReference Server Activated SingleCall
MarshalByReference Server Activated Singleton
MarshalByValue
Configuring Remoted Hosts and Clients
Hosting Remoted Components in IIS
Hosting Remoted Components in a Windows Service
Creating a Remoted Surrogate for a COM + Serviced Component
Using the SOAPSuds Tool

ADO.NET

SQL Data Connection Object
SQL Data Command Object
Using the Data Command’s Parameter Collection
Sql DataReader Object
SqlDataAdapter
Dataset Concepts
Strongly Typed Datasets via DataAdapter
Strongly Typed Datasets via XML Schema Designer
Creating Untyped Datasets at Runtime
Creating Untyped Datasets using VS.NET Editors
Using Access in ADO.NET
Understanding Concurrency
Optimistic Concurrency
A “Home Grown” Pessimistic Concurrency Example
Pessimistic Concurrency Using Transactions
ADO.NET Connection Pooling
ADO.NET DataView
Persisting a Dataset to XML
Optimizing DataReader Data Access
Understanding DataRow States and Versions
DataColumns.Expression

ASP.NET 2.0 “Atlas” and Ajax

Introduction to Atlas and Ajax
Downloading, Installing and Inspecting Atlas
Installing and Using Fiddler to Monitor Async Data Transfer
Introduction to the Atlas UpdatePanel
Extending Existing Controls with the UpdatePanel
Using the ScriptManager ErrorTemplate

ASP.NET 2.0 Architecture Series

01 – Architecture Series Introduction
02 – ASP.NET 2.0 Request Pipeline Processing
03 – ASP.NET 2.0 Page Compilation, Control Tree and Rendering
04 – ASP.NET 2.0 Page Lifecycle

ASP.NET 2.0 Data Access and Data-Binding

2001 – ADO.NET 2.0 Introductory Video
02 – Configuring a Local Microsoft SQL Server Connection String
03 – Configuring a Microsoft Access Connection String
04 – Configuring a Remote Microsoft SQL Server Connection String
05 – Returning Tabular Data Using an SqlDataSource Control
06 – Returning Tabular Data Using an AccessDataSource Control
07 – Using the SiteMapDataSource to Generate Navigation
08 – Binding XML Data to DataBound Controls Using the XmlDataSource
09 – Returning Tabular Data Using an ObjectDataSource
10 – Filtering and Binding Tabular Data Using the SqlDataSource
11 – Performing CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete) Operations Using the ObjectDataSource
12 – Performing CRUD Operations on Disconnected DataTables and Updating the Source
1913 – Using an ADO.NET 2.0 SqlDataAdapter to Fill DataSets
1914 – Loading XML Data Into DataSets and DataTables
15 – Using the SqlCommand Object to Retrieve Data (Part 1 of 2)
16 – Using the SqlCommand Object to Retrieve Data (Part 2 of 2)
1917 – Using DataRelations in Untyped DataSets
1918 – Using DataRelations in Typed DataSets

ASP.NET Data Binding in VS.NET

Walkthrough: Creating a Databound DataGrid
Creating a DataConnection
Creating and Configuring a Data Adapter
Using the Query Builder
Creating, Testing and Using a DataSet from a DataAdapter
Creating a Master / Detail Application
Binding Related Tables in the DataGrid
Editing Related Tables in the DataGrid
Creating a Hierarchical Drilldown DataGrid
Creating an NTier Multipage Master / Detail App
Formatting Data in a DataGrid
Adding Paging to DataGrids
Edit Rows in ASP.NET DataGrid
DropDown in ASP.NET DataGrid

ASP.NET Server Controls

Building a Simple Server Control
Rendering Server Controls
Fundamental Server Control Concepts
More About Server Control Properties
Understanding Server Control Events
Understanding Server Control Postback Data

ASP.NET Web Form Controls

Common Appearance Properties
Common Behavior Properties
Common Data Properties
Common Layout and Misc Properties
Required Field Validator Control
Compare Validator Control
Range Validator Control
Regular Expression Validator Control
Custom Validator Control
Validation Summary Control
DropDownList Control
Repeater Control
DataList Control
Selecting and Editing Items in a DataList
ASP.NET Calendar Control
Using the PlaceHolder and LoadControl Together
Populating a Drop Down Listbox
Intro to the ASP.NET TreeView Control
Checkbox List Control
RadioButtonList Control
TextBox and HTMLEncode

ASP.NET Web Forms

Walkthrough: Creating an ASP.NET Web Forms App
Understanding Code Behind
Understanding Events, Postback and Page State
Understanding Request and Response Objects
Using the Application Object
Using the Session Object
Using Cascading Style Sheets
Previewing the Cascading Style Sheet
Creating a Style Rule
Creating a Frameset
Walkthrough: Creating a User Control
Tracing Using the Trace.AXD
ASP.NET Internals
Caching with ASP.NET
Creating an HTTP Handler
Setting Password Values ??in ASP.NET Text Boxes
Sending an Email in ASP.NET
Handling Exceptions Globally in ASP.NET
Fragment Caching with User Controls
Adding Data to Session
Beware of Absolute Positioning
Absolute Positioning Revisited
Passing Values ??Between Pages in ASP.NET
Creating Skins for your ASP.NET Apps
Creating a Scrollable Area in ASP.NET
Accepting PayPal Payments
Updating the Browser Capabilities Info

ASP.NET Web Matrix

Introduction to ASP.NET Web Matrix
ASP.NET Web Matrix Data Page Template Walkthrough
ASP.NET Web Matrix Data Page Template Walkthrough Part 2

ASP.NET Web Services

Walkthrough: Creating a Web Service
Walkthrough: Consuming a Web Service
Understanding the Web Service Help Page
Creating a Web Reference
Modifying Web References
Understanding Proxies
Setting the Namespace
Creating Web References to Web Services in VS.NET 2003

Beginning C #

C # Hello World and Creating Console Applications
C # If Statement
C # Switch Statement
C # For Loop
C # While Loop
C # Do Loop
C # Foreach Loop
C # Classes
Basics of Overloading and Inheritance with C #
Defining and Using Arrays in C #
C # Variables, Variable Scope and Modifier
C # Constants
C # Structs
C # Enumerations
C # Type Conversions
C # Checked and Unchecked Statements
C # Delegate Basics
Operator Overloading
Structured Exception Handling
Coding Exception Handling into your App

Beginning VB.NET

Getting Started
VB.NET Hello World and Creating Console Apps
Beginning Variables and Data Types
Operators, Expressions and Statements
What Just Went Wrong?
More About Console Applications
If, Then, Else
Select Case
While Statement
Do … Loop Statements
For … Next Statements
Structured Exception Handling in VB.NET
Coding Exception Handling into your Application
Introduction to Collections in VB.NET
Array Collection
ArrayList Collection
Queue Collection
Sorting IList Collections
Working with Multiple Elements of IList Collections
ListDictionary Collection
HashTable Collection
HybridDictionary Collection
SortedList Collection
Enumerating Through IDictionary Collections
Implementing IEnumerable and IEnumerator in Collections
Conditional Compilation
Setting Option Strict
Creating a Windows Service
VB.NET 2003 Loop Variable Declaration

C # 2.0 Advanced Language Features

Introduction to Anonymous Delegates
Introduction to Generics
Using List

C # for Beginners to Programming Workbook and Videos

Workbook QUESTIONS
Workbook ANSWERS
Lesson 1 – What is Computer Programming?
Lesson 2 – Computer Programming Workflow
Lesson 3 – Obtaining the Tools You’ll Need
Lesson 4 – Creating a User Interface
Lesson 4 – Exercise
BEGIN2 – Orientation
Lesson 5 – Handling Events
Lesson 5 – Exercise
Lesson 6 – Setting Properties in Code
Lesson 6 – Exercise
Lesson 7 – Data Type Variable Declaration
Lesson 7 – Exercise
Lesson 8 – Statements
Lesson 9 – Program Flow
Lesson 9 – Exercise
Lesson 10 – Methods
Lesson 10 – Exercise
Lesson 11 – Object Oriented Programming with Classes
Lesson 12 – Fields, Properties and Methods
Lesson 12 – Exercise
Lesson 13 – Object Lifetime
Lesson 13 – Exercise
Lesson 14 – What is the. NET Framework?
Lesson 15 – Keeping Track of Data with Arrays
Lesson 15 – Exercise
Lesson 16 – Obtaining Data from a Text File
Lesson 16 – Exercise
Lesson 17 – Obtaining Data from a Database
Lesson 18 – Databinding Data to User Interface Controls
Lesson 18 – Exercise
Lesson 19 – Inserting, Updating and Deleting Data in a Database
Lesson 20 – Handling Exceptions
Lesson 21 – Debugging Applications
Lesson 22 – Building an ASP.NET Application
Lesson 22 – Exercise
BEGIN2 – Source Code
BEGIN2 – Loading Source Code

Configuration, Deployment and Security

Retrieving Application Settings from the web.config
Using Dynamic Properties
Walkthrough: Creating a Custom Login using Forms Authentication in ASP.NET
Introduction to Deploying. NET Apps
Walkthrough: Deploying WinForms Apps
Walkthrough: Deploying WebForms using Copy Project
Using Roles to Secure Content
Setting Authentication on Entire Folders in Web Forms
Writing to the System Registry
Reading from the System Registry
Building a Trace Listener
Using Resource Files
Security Baseline Analyzer
IIS Lockdown Tool
IIS Settings (Web Permissions)
Dangers of Copy Project

Crystal Reports

Starting with Crystal Reports
Crystal Reports for VS.NET Architecture
Walkthrough: Building a Report from Scratch
Walkthrough: Creating a Form Letter in CR for VS.NET

Getting Started with SQL Server 2005 Express Edition

Lesson 1: What is a database?
Lesson 2: Understanding Database Tables and Records
Lesson 3: More about Column Data Types and Other Properties
Lesson 4: Designing Relational Database Tables
Lesson 5: Manipulating Database Data
Lesson 6: More Structured Query Language
Lesson 7: Understanding Security and Network Connectivity
Lesson 8: Connecting your Web Application to SQL Server 2005 Express Edition
Lesson 9: Using SQL Server Management Studio
Lesson 10: Getting Started with Reporting Services
Lesson 11: Building and Customizing Reports in Business Intelligence Development Studio
Lesson 12: Creating and Using Stored Procedures
Lesson 13: Enabling Full-Text Search in your Text Data

Getting Started with Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition

Getting Started with Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition
Creating a Web Forms User Interface
Understanding More About Events and Postback
Understanding Web Application State
Debugging and Tracing your Website
Working with Stylesheets and Master Pages
Databinding to User Interface Controls
Working with the GridView and FormView
Securing your Web site with Membership and Login Controls
Configuring, Building and Deploying a Web site
ASP.NET 2.0 Quiz Engine Project – Designing and Planning
ASP.NET 2.0 Quiz Engine Project – Early Development
ASP.NET 2.0 Quiz Engine Project – Refining application Functionality
ASP.NET 2.0 Quiz Engine Project – Enabling Themes, Handling Exceptions and Deploying

IBuySpy Portal Series

Understanding the IBuySpy Portal
Downloading and Installing the IBuySpy Portal
Using the IBuySpy Portal
IBuySpy Internals
Creating an IBuySpy User Control
Creating Edit Pages for IBuySpy User Controls
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IDE Proficiency Series for Visual Studio.NET 2003

Overview of the IDE
Working with Windows
Working with Toolbars
Creating, Opening and Closing a Project
Understanding Solutions and Projects
Adding a Project to a Solution
File Management within Projects
Setting Project Properties
Setting IDE Properties
Effective Code Window Techniques
Effective Debugging Techniques
Effective Tasklist Techniques
Searching through your Code
Using the Server Explorer
Utilizing Help

Object Oriented VB.NET

Understanding Classes and Objects
Creating Methods
Understanding Overloaded Methods
Constructors and Destructors
Creating and Referencing Assemblies
Understanding Namespaces
Inheritance Basics
VB.NET Delegate Basics
XML Object Serialization
Inheritance Basics
Polymorphism Basics
Favor Composition Over Inheritance
Find What Varies and Encapsulate It
Strategy Design Pattern
Interface Basics
Program to Interfaces and not to Implementations
More About Scoping and Interfaces
Abstract Factory Design Pattern
GRASP: High Cohesion
GRASP: Low Coupling
GRASP: Controller
GRASP: Expert
GRASP: Pure Fabrication
GRASP: Creator
GRASP: Indirection
GRASP: Dont Talk to Strangers
Model-View Seperation Pattern
GoF Creation Patterns: Singleton
GoF Creation Patterns: Builder
GoF Creation Patterns: Prototype
GoF Structural Patterns: Adapter
GoF Structural Patterns: Bridge
GoF Structural Patterns: Composite
GoF Structural Patterns: Decorator
GoF Structural Patterns: Facade
GoF Structural Patterns: Flyweight
GoF Structural Patterns: Proxy
GoF Behavioral Patterns: Chain of Responsibility
GoF Behavioral Patterns: Command
GoF Behavioral Patterns: Interpreter
GoF Behavioral Patterns: Iterator

Plank.NET eCommerce Project

Episode 1 – Introduction to the Plank.NET Project
Episode 2 – Plank.NET: Microsoft Solutions Framework
Episode 3 – Plank.NET: Gathering Information and Organizing it with Use Cases
Episode 4 – Plank.NET: Creating the Use Case Diagram
Episode 5 – Plank.NET: Assembling the Team and Creating Informal Requirements
Episode 6 – Plank.NET: Beginning the Vision / Scope Document

SDKs, Tools, Utilities and 3rd Party Components

Using FxCop
Using SMTP, POP3, MIME and MX Validation in ASP.NET
MSN Style Popup Box
Dotfuscator in VS.NET 2003

VB.NET for Beginners to Programming Workbook and Videos

Workbook QUESTIONS
Workbook ANSWERS
BEGIN1 – Orientation
Lesson 1 – What is Computer Programming?
Lesson 2 – Computer Programming Workflow
Lesson 3 – Obtaining the Tools You’ll Need
Lesson 4 – Creating a User Interface
Lesson 4 – Exercise
Lesson 5 – Handling Events
Lesson 5 – Exercise
Lesson 6 – Setting Properties in Code
Lesson 6 – Exercise
Lesson 7 – Data Types, Variables and Variable Declaration
Lesson 7 – Exercise
Lesson 8 – Statements
Lesson 9 – Procedures – Sub-Routines and Functions
Lesson 9 – Exercise
Lesson 10 – Program Flow
Lesson 10 – Exercise
Lesson 11 – Re-Using Code in Modules
Lesson 11 – Exercise
Lesson 12 – Object Oriented Programming with Classes
Lesson 13 – Fields, Properties and Methods
Lesson 13 – Exercise
Lesson 14 – Object Lifetime
Lesson 14 – Exercise
Lesson 15 – What is the. NET Framework?
Lesson 16 – Keeping Track of Data with Arrays
Lesson 16 – Exercise
Lesson 17 – Obtaining Data from a Text File
Lesson 17 – Exercise
Lesson 18 – Obtaining Data from a Database
Lesson 18 – Exercise
Lesson 19 – Data-binding Data to User Interface Controls
Lesson 19 – Exercise
Lesson 20 – Inserting, Updating and Deleting Data in a Database
Lesson 21 – Handling Exceptions
Lesson 22 – Debugging Applications
Lesson 23 – Building an ASP.NET Application
Lesson 23 – Exercise
Source Code for BEGIN1 Series
Loading Source Code for the BEGIN1 Series

Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition for Beginners

Getting Started with Visual Studio 2005 Express Editions
Creating a Windows Application User Interface
Writing Code to Handle Events and Set Properties
Working with Variables, Expressions, Statements, and Operators
Using Branching and Recursion
Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals – Part 1
Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals – Part 2
Getting to Know the. NET Framework
Obtaining Data from a SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Database
Databinding Data to User Interface Controls
Working with XML
Handling Exceptions
The RSS Reader Project – Designing and Planning
The RSS Reader Project – Building the UI
The RSS Reader Project – Working with XML and SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Data
The RSS Reader Project – Expanding and Refining Application Functionality
The RSS Reader Project – Fortifying, Testing and Deploying the Application
Supplimental Readings

Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition Study Guide

Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 01 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 02 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 03 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 04 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 05 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 06 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 07 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 08 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 09 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 10 (vb 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 11 (vb 2005)
Study Guide for Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition for Absolute Beginners

Visual C # 2005 Express Edition for Beginners

Getting Started with Visual C # 2005 Express Edition
Creating a Windows Application User Interface
Writing Code to Handle Events and Set Properties
Working with Variables, Expressions, Statements, and Operators
Using Iteration and Selection Statements
Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals – Part 1
Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals – Part 2
Getting to Know the. NET Framework
Obtaining Data from a SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Database
Databinding Data to User Interface Controls
Working with XML
Handling Exceptions
The RSS Reader Project – Designing and Planning
The RSS Reader Project – Building the UI
The RSS Reader Project – Working with XML and SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Data
The RSS Reader Project – Expanding and Refining Application Functionality
The RSS Reader Project – Fortifying, Testing and Deploying the Application
Supplimental Readings

Visual C # 2005 Express Edition Study Guide

Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 01 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 02 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 03 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 04 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 05 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 06 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 07 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 08 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 09 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 10 (C # 2005)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 11 (C # 2005)
Study Guide for Visual C # Express Edition for Absolute Beginners

Visual Source Safe Series

Installing and Setting Up Visual Source Safe
Basic VSS Workflow
VSS Integration in VS.NET

Visual Studio Team System Features

Static Analysis of Unmanaged C / C + + Code
Code Coverage
Static Analysis of Managed Code
Profiling ASP.NET Applications
Profiling Windows Applications
Generating and Running a Unit Test
Class Design with the Visual Studio 2005 Class Designer
Refactoring Classes using the VS2005 Class Designer
Using the Visual Studio 2005 Class Designer for Creating Documentation
Visualizing code using the Visual Studio 2005 Class Designer
Designing a Distributed Application using the Application Designer
Binding a Distributed Application to a Logical Datacenter Diagram using the Deployment Designer
Importing IIS Settings into the Distributed System Designers
Designing a Logical Datacenter
Using the System Designer to Create Composable Systems
Extending the Distributed System Designers using the SDM SDK
Automating Nightly Builds w / Team Build
Customizing the Build Process w / Team Build
Using the Team Explorer
Configuring Team Foundation Notifications
Customizing Process Templates
Customizing Work Items
Microsoft Excel Integration
Microsoft Project Integration
The MSF Agile Process Template
Project Metrics Data Warehouse
Navigating the VSTS Project Portal
Understanding VSTS Reports
Creating Custom Reports in VSTS
Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Branching
Using Team Foundation Server’s Command Line Tools
Enforcing and Customizing Check-in Policies
Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Check-in/Check-out
Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Changesets
Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Workspaces
Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Diffing
Introduction to Version Control in Visual Studio Team System: Shelving
Creating and Running a Web Test
Command Line Test Execution
Creating and Running a Load Test
Creating and Executing a Manual Test
Managing Test Cases in Visual Studio Team System

Visual Studio.NET 2005 Beta

What is X #?
Understanding Data Relations
WHIDBEY – View Edit Properties
WHIDBEY – Control Array
WHIDBEY – Find and Replace Enhancements
WHIDBEY – VB.NET XML Comments
WHIDBEY – Auto Complete
WHIDBEY -. NET Generics
WHIDBEY: DataSource Control Pt. 1 – Basic Binding to GridView Control
WHIDBEY: DataSource Control Pt. 2 – Inline Editing in GridView
WHIDBEY: DataSource Control Pt. 3 – Filtering GridView Rows Based On Other Controls
WHIDBEY: DataSource Control Pt. 4 – Binding to DetailView Control, Master-Detail
WHIDBEY: GridView Field Types
Introduction to VS.NET 2004 Whidbey Alpha / Beta
ClickOnce Deployment
Visual Basic.NET 2.0 My Namespace

Visual Studio.NET IDE Proficiency

Start Page
Main Area
Working with Windows
Working with Toolbars
Creating a New Project
Opening and Closing a Project
Understanding Solutions and Projects
Adding a Project to a Solution
Using the Solution Explorer
File Management within Projects
Understanding Designer Generated Code
Code Window: Keyboard Shortcuts
Code Window: Intellisense
Code Window: Using Dynamic Help
Code Window: Organizing Code with Regions
Code Window: Navigating Through Code
Defining Breakpoints and Stepping Through Code
Advanced Breakpoint Techniques
Server Explorer’s SQL Server Integration
Using the Tasklist
Starting Multiple Projects within a Solution
Understanding the TargetSchema
Using Macros
Using the Watch Window
Using the Command Window
Creating Templates
Hyperlinks in your Comments
Launching External Tools
Layout and Positioning Toolbar
Turn on your Line Numbering!
The Browse With … Tool
VS.NET 2003 DB Password Saving Options
Correcting VS.NET Debugging Problems

Visual Studio.NET XML Designer

Walkthrough: Creating an XSD Schema
Walkthrough: Creating an XML Document based on a Schema
Walkthrough: Generating a DataSet from a Schema
XML Designer User Interface
Understanding Elements and Attributes
Creating Sub Elements (Unnamed Complex Types)
Understanding SimpleTypes and Facets
Understanding (Named) Complex Types
Understanding Groups
Understanding Keys
Understanding Relations

Visual Web Developer (C #) Study Guide

Study Guide for Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition (C # Edition) for Absolute Beginners
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 01 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 02 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 03 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 04 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 05 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 06 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 07 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 08 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 09 (vwd c #)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 10 (vwd cs)

Visual Web Developer (VB) Study Guide

Study Guide for Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition (VB Edition) for Absolute Beginners
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 01 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 02 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 03 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 04 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 05 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 06 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 07 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 08 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 09 (vwd vb)
Study Guide Exercise Solution for Lesson 10 (vwd vb)

Web Service Enhancements 2.0

Introduction to Web Service Enhancements 2.0
Using Web Service Enhancements 2.0 to add Basic Security and Diagnostics

Windows Forms

Walkthrough: Creating an MDI WinForms App
Walkthrough: Using the Data Form Wizard
Visual Inheritance
Docking and Anchoring
Using an ActiveX Control in a WinForms Application
Using the ErrorProvider Control
Understanding DataBindings Under the Hood
Loading an MDI Child in WinForms
Drag and Drop in WinForms
Understanding DataBinder.Eval and Container.DataItem
. NET 2003 Non-Rectangular WinForms
DropDown in WinForms DataGrid
WinForms HelpProvider Control
WinForms ErrorProvider Control
WinForms ListView Control
WinForms TabControl Control

Windows Forms Controls Series (2005)

How to Add Audio – Part 1
How to Add Audio – Part 2
Customizing the Button Control
How to use the Dialog Controls
How to use the FlowLayout Panel
How to create a System Tray application using the NotifyIcon control
How to call other applications using the Process control
How to use the SplitContainer control
How to use the TableLayout control
How to use the Timer control
How to use the BackgroundWorker Control
How to use the ListView Control Part 1: Basics
How to use the ListView Control Part 2: Advanced
How to use the MenuStrip Control
How to use the PictureBox Control
How to use the RichTextBox Control
How to use the StatusStrip Control
How to use the Tab Control
How to use the ToolStrip Control
How to use the TreeView Control
How to use the WebBrowser Control
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