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Items tagged with DOTNET

ASP.NET MVC 3 Using C#

This course provides a practical hands-on introduction to developing Web applications using ASP.NET MVC 3 and C#. This new Web development framework from Microsoft emphasizes separation of concerns in the architecture and testability of applications. The course includes important new features in MVC 3 such as the Razor View Engine, MvcScaffolding, HTML 5 project templates, and more.

The course covers the fundamentals of the Model-View-Controller design pattern and its implementation in ASP.NET MVC. This technology is compared with classical ASP.NET Web Forms. The two technologies share a common ASP.NET infrastructure. Visual Studio 2010 is used as a productive platform for creating ASP.NET MVC applications. After presenting the fundamentals of the technology with several examples, the main components of Model, Controller and View are covered in detail. The discussion of the Model incorporates modern Microsoft data access technologies, including LINQ and ADO.NET Entity Framework 4.1. The routing mechanism of ASP.NET MVC is covered. The course introduces automated unit testing of Web applications, one of the chief advantages of the new technology. Security is covered, with some hands-on illustrations of attacks and defenses against them. The course includes a  discussion of how ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms can be used together in the same application. The course concludes with coverage of deployment.

Building Applications with MVVM, Prism and MEF

This course discusses best practices in building composite, modular applications that are scalable and easy to maintain. We set up the basics of the MVVM pattern, why it is important in the world of Silverlight and WPF and we go through the various frameworks from Microsoft that help us build such applications.

  • Training Code: VD-0095
  • Duration: 2 days
  • Delivery Method: Classroom
  • Tags: dotnet, WPF
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Building Silverlight 4 Business Applications in Visual Studio 2010

This course goes through a series of hands-on labs to build an LOB application and focuses on understanding and handling key real-world scenarios from end to end. It aims to give you a kick start for building LOB applications on the Silverlight platform.

Designing and Developing Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 Applications

This five-day instructor-led SharePoint 2010 training course is intended for SharePoint Development professionals who are responsible for leading projects, designing solutions, and identifying problems. In this training, students learn the skills and best practices that are required to help organizations design and develop effective SharePoint applications.
 

Introduction to SharePoint 2010

Introduction to SharePoint 2010 training teaches first-time SharePoint users the fundamentals of creating, managing, and publishing their work in a collaborative environment.

WCF 4.0 with C#

This 3-day instructor-led course provides the knowledge and skills required by .NET developers for building the next generation of distributed applications by using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). With WCF, you can build secure, reliable, transacted Web services applications that interoperate with existing .NET technologies.

In this course you will first learn about the WCF architecture and the components used to build WCF distributed applications. Then you will get hands-on experience in building applications that use the security, transactional, and reliability mechanisms that are built-in to the WCF platform.

WCF Training: WCF 4.0 with C#

VerticalDivers Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) training class teaches attendees the essential concepts of WCF and how to implement WCF services and clients. The course uses .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010.

Windows Presentation Foundation to Using Visual C# 2010

WPF training class teaches attendees all the skills necessary for designing and building an effective WPF application with a flexible and compelling user interface. Significant time is spent on the maintainability and testability of a properly architected WPF application.