Programming Fundamentals, Beyond the Basics
Learning to create applications requires many skills, beyond simply learning a programming language. Developing applications using the .NET Framework requires learning many skills specific to the .NET Framework, and this event focuses on a few of those important intermediate skills.
April 12, 2012
Total Running Time: 235 min
Learning to create applications requires many skills, beyond simply learning a programming language. Developing applications using the .NET Framework requires learning many skills specific to the .NET Framework, and this event focuses on a few of those important intermediate skills.
This set of sessions by long-time trainer, programmer, and writer Ken Getz provides some of the essential information you'll need to extend your programming skills. Although these sessions could have covered any number of different topics, you'll be learning about three specific development topics: getting started with LINQ, using .NET Serialization, and working with delegates and events.
All three of these topics can be considered "beginning" topics, because every developer needs to know how to use them. On the other hand, these aren't particular simple topics – each of the three topics requires some knowledge of programming, and they're all crucial to your effective use of the .NET Framework in building applications.
Session 1: Introduction to LINQ
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