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| Related DevelopMentor Courses | MORE | | Foundations of C# Programming and the.NET Framework Training Distinguish between "implementation inheritance" and "interface inheritance" Use ADO.NET to connect to SQL Server and run a simple query Build a basic Windows Forms GUI Foundations of C# Programming and the.NET Framework is ".NET Explore core C# features like classes, inheritance, namespaces, and events. In this course, you spend half your time on the C# language and half on the.NET platform. What types are available in the.NET Framework class library Come and learn how to use C# to build.NET applications. less code!) NET 101" for developers moving to.NET. DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 NET Architecture and Design Principles: Building Distributed Applications Training Using C# 3.0's Think in terms of layers and tiers Use patterns in your code and across the enterprise Write secure code Use concurrency to build highly available systems Make distributed calls using remoting, web services and Windows Communication Framework Utilize asynchronous communication with message queues Horizontally scale every tier of your system Deploy software across distributed systems Applications that span more than one machine require a deliberate and radically different design approach.NET Architecture and Design Principles presents key concepts in distributed systems. DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 Guerrilla.NET (US) Training C# : Leverage new features of C# including asynchronous methods from C# 5.0, dynamic typing from C# 4.0, and LINQ and lambda expressions from C# 3.0. You will learn to: C# : Leverage new features of C# including asynchronous methods from C# 5.0, dynamic typing from C# 4.0, and LINQ and lambda expressions from C# 3.0. Day 3 C# 3.0, and beyond and is intended for developers familiar with C# and.NET and with Windows development. Day 3: C# 3.0, This includes studying async methods which are part of C# 5.0 DevelopMentor Courses - Tuesday, March 1, 2011 |
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| The Latest from DevelopMentor | MORE | | String literals and ‘==’ versus Equals(…) I had a little fun today playing with ‘==’ vs. the Equals(…) method. knew that somewhere in.NET 2.0 I believe) there had been some improvements in String.Empty versus “”, but I didn’t quite realize that this affected all string literals. In the code below you can see how value types and reference types may behave differently when using ‘==’ versus the Equals method. My surprise came when I discovered that line 39 and 41 both return TRUE. Apparently the string literals in an assembly get put in a master list of string constants and then reused where the same string literal gets used. 64: {. The Blomsma Code - Monday, April 30, 2012 What’s new in ApprovalTests.Net v.19? Email Rdlc Reports C This is a relatively small release, only 2 real changes. EmailApprovals Better Rdlc Syntax Email Verification Almost every site sends some sort of email. These have been hard to test, usually requiring some sort of email to be actually sent. Now you can simply say: EmailApprovals.Verify( new MailMessage()) This is particularly nice with a [UseReporter( typeof (FileLauncherReporter))] As it will open in your desktop email client (like outlook, not gmail) making it very easy to see the results. In this release I am taking advantage of the anonymous enumerator syntax. Llewellyn Falco's Approval Tests - Friday, April 27, 2012 Points 4 of 4 - Breakdown My background is as a C++ programmer, I worked on financial, telecom, and other systems. This entry directly continues from three earlier ones: Story points considered harmful? of 4 - Journey's start Story points 2 of 4 - Duarte's arguments Story points 3 of 4 - An example Duarte’s analysis, and my response, has got me thinking. And I think it would be useful - to me at least, maybe to some readers! to explain why I think story points, or rather the “ Abstract Points ” that I prefer, are still useful, and why I advise teams to break down Blues - stories, possibly User Stories. Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, April 19, 2012 | -
| The Best from DevelopMentor | MORE | - Recommended reading for C# starters
I regularly get asked for references on which books are interesting for people starting with C# and.NET. The C# Language. Essential C# 2.0 CLR via C#, Second Edition by Jeffrey Richter. Essential ASP.NET With Examples in C# by Fritz Onion. Tags: NET C I'm not good at remembering books, but usually squeeze out a reference. Today I ran across a good list of Essential Reading compiled by my DevelopMentor colleague Tony Sneed. I'm shamelessly copying it here since I concur with his list. Essential.Net 2.0 Reading. by Mark Michaelis.Net in General. Web Apps. The Blomsma Code - Saturday, January 17, 2009 - Screening C# Candidates: Let’s Play 20 Questions!
We would bring them in for a face-to-face interview, sometimes with multiple interviewers, only to find out they were unable to answer the most basic technical questions concerning C# and.NET. m of the persuasion that every.NET developer should understand basic concepts, such as C# language syntax, inheritance, generics, memory management, threading, etc. C# Phone Screen Questions (without Answers). Of course, the questions are not meant to be exhaustive and are only scratching the surface of CLR and C# fundamentals. C# Phone Screen Questions (with Answers): 1. Tony and Zuzana's World - Tuesday, February 28, 2012 - String literals and ‘==’ versus Equals(…)
I had a little fun today playing with ‘==’ vs. the Equals(…) method. knew that somewhere in.NET 2.0 I believe) there had been some improvements in String.Empty versus “”, but I didn’t quite realize that this affected all string literals. In the code below you can see how value types and reference types may behave differently when using ‘==’ versus the Equals method. My surprise came when I discovered that line 39 and 41 both return TRUE. Apparently the string literals in an assembly get put in a master list of string constants and then reused where the same string literal gets used. 64: {. The Blomsma Code - Monday, April 30, 2012 - Using Reporters in Approval Tests
Today I pushed new versions of ApprovalTests for both C# and Java to SourceForge. How to use Reporters In the release, we have added the ability to decorate an assembly (C# only), class or method with multiple reporters. The current list of reporters is as follows: C# Reporters Java Reporters BeyondCompareReporter.cs Java C# ReportersUpdates include new capabilities around the Reporters feature set for ApprovalTests. These enhancements were driven by feature requests from Peik Aschan(@peikas). Why Use Reporters? png, *.html, html, *.mp3, mp3, etc…) If you get a *.html - String.Humanize()
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder (); char last = char.MinValue; foreach ( char c in source ). {. if ( char.IsLower( last ) == true && char.IsUpper( c ) == true ). {. sb.Append( c ); last = c; }. Tags: C Another extension method… I just ran into the need to humanize some strings into more friendly ones. This can be used to humanize the name of an enumeration. It will turn a “CamelCasedString” into a “Camel Cased String”. public static string Humanize( this string source ). {. sb.Append( ' ' ); }. return sb.ToString(); }. }. The Blomsma Code - Wednesday, December 23, 2009 - Some useful DateTime extensions
Tags: NET C The Blomsma Code - Thursday, August 20, 2009 - Silverlight 4 and ICommand
The Quick command allows you to assign a lambda expression to a ICommand property like this: public class MainView { public MainView() { About = new QuickCommand( c => MessageBox.Show( "© Develop-one, 2010" ) ); } public ICommand About { get; set; } }. Tags: C Silverlight 4 offers the opportunity to databind against a command. This is useful in MVVM scenarios. null ) { _executeMethod( parameter ); } } #endregion } #endregion QuickCommand. Sweet! The Blomsma Code - Monday, May 24, 2010
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