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.NET for VFP Developers Training
This class
helps Visual FoxPro developers leverage what they know about VFP in
learning .NET. This includes understanding the languages, tools,
object-orientation, as well as best software development practices.
This live, online
training class is taught by Kevin McNeish, the author of the book
.NET for Visual FoxPro Developers, a
Microsoft .NET MVP for the past seven years, and an INETA speaker.
This
updated class covers the latest .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010
technologies.
Each session is 5 hours long and there is 1 session per day for 3 days.
The regular cost for the class is $599 or just $499 if you take
advantage of our early-bird specials!
Quotes from Students
Thank you for an outstanding three days. I was looking
for "full immersion" to jump start my involvement with .NET, and this
training session delivered. The recordings will be particularly valuable
as a way to go back and spend some real hands-on time in .NET to
reinforce what we learned during the live sessions.
- Rick Borup
If
You Can't Attend the Class--Just Purchase the Recording
We are using Camtasia to create
high-quality recordings of the entire training class. Even if you can't
attend the live class, if you sign up for the class you will still get
the full recording which you can review at your leisure. Students who
sign up for the class but do not attend are free to attend another one
of our on-line .NET for VFP classes any time in the future.
New .NET 4.0, Visual Studio 2010
Content!
This class has been completely updated to include information on .NET 4.0 and
Visual Studio 2010,
Microsoft Entity Framework
2 and Silverlight 4.
Register
Now!
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Session 1an> |
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Introduction to .NET |
This session provides an overview of the .NET Framework and
includes information on code compilation, assemblies, the Global
Assembly Cache, disassembly, processes, domains, memory
management and deployment.
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Working with Visual Studio 2010 |
ThisThis session shows you how to get the most out of the Visual
Studio development environment and covers many of the new
features for such as design-time expression evaluation, Class Designer, UML
diagrams, refactoring tools, smart tags,
debugging enhancements and code expansions.
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C# and VB .NET Primeran> |
ThisThis session teaches the basics of C# and VB .NET and can help
you choose the development language that is right for your team.
Includes information on basic syntax, namespaces, defining
classes, strong typing, enumerations, arrays, collections, generics, and type
conversions.
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Session 2an> |
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Object Orientation in .NET |
This session compares object-orientation in .NET to VFP and
shows how to leverage what you already know about OOP in Visual
FoxPro. It includes information on best practices and real-world
examples on the use of inheritance, polymorphism, static and
instance members, overloaded methods, abstract classes, and
interfaces. It also discusses some of the
latest OOP
features for C# and VB .NET.
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DataData access in .NET |
This session provides live examples of information important to
VFP developerss--how to access, manipulate, and update data in
ADO.NET. It provides information on .NET Data Providers,
DataSets, Data Readers, XML, stored procedures, SQL Pass-through
as well as the Language Integrated Query technology (LINQ)
and Microsoft Entity Framework.
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Session 3an> |
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Working with Business Objects |
One of the biggest mistakes new .NET developers make is to put the majority of
their application logic in the user interface. This session highlights the
importance of using business objects for creating a single code base for Windows
and Web applications, normalizing your application logic, and providing flexible
data access.
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CreaCreating Windows Applications with Windows
Presentation Foundation (WPF) |
This session provides a step-by-step example of creating a
Windows application using Windows Forms and/or the new Windows
Presentation Foundation technology. It includes information on
the Windows event model, an overview of user interface controls,
data binding, and the use of business objects.
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Creating Web Applications with ASP.NET and
Silverlight 4 |
This session provides a step-by-step example of creating a Web
application. It includes information on the new ASP.NET
application model, working in a stateless web environment, an
overview of user interface controls, data binding, and the use
of business objects. We also introduce the
new Silverlight 4 technologies that allow you to create Rich
Internet Applications!
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How it works
The
live training class is broadcast
directly to your company using Citrix's www.gotomeeting.com.
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All you need is a computer with a high speed internet connection and a
phone. During each training session you simply connect to the training
seminar via the internet and you see the trainer's computer in a window on
your machine. If multiple students at your company want to take the class
(Note: Each participant must pay for the class) you can simply hook up a
projector to your computer so everyone in the room can see. As the trainer
steps through presentations and uses Visual Studio to create and
execute code samples you see it all as it is happening.
For audio hookup, you call into the specified phone number and join a conference
call where you can hear the trainer and vice versa, or you can use VoIP and
connect with a headset and microphone. To minimize disruptions,
you can post questions in a chat window for the instructor to answer.
Benefitsnt>
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You save the
usual costs of airfare, hotel, food, and rental car to attend a class
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You aren't
tied up all day in training
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You get a
recording of the entire training class!
Schedule
The The class consists of three, six-hour
training sessions.an>
Cost
The cost for the class is $599
($499 early bird special) per student.
NoteNote that if you have multiple students taking the training, each
student must pay for the class. In addition to the class registration fee,
the number you call for audio hookup is a toll number, so you will be
charged on your phone bill at the regular rate of your long distance
provider. If you use Voice-Over-IP or if you have free unlimited long distance calls, then the call is
free.
For more information
or to ask any questions, send an e-mail to ref="mailto:oakleaf@oakleafsd.com">
oakleaf@oakleafsd.com
or call 434-979-2417.
Register
Now!
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