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The New ASP.NET 2.0 Advanced Course 6100 is running this week at Interface Technical Training!

This course is very advanced and not for the 'light of code' but if you are ready it will take you just about as deep as you can go without writing straight out MSIL or machine code.  I am hoping to attend the course but I want to get some areas a bit stronger so I can get the most out of the course.  It's was written and is being taught by Mike Palermo and if you've ever had the pleasure of taking a course from him you know that he is an expert at pushing your skill level to the next phase while at the same time delivering an entertaining and fun class.

Good Luck to Mike and all the students lucky enough to get in this class.  It runs again February 26th so if you want to really take your skills to the next level, start prepping now and sign up!

I just might see you there.

Here is the outline for the course:

Advanced ASP.Net 2.0 Development
5 Days
COURSE NUMBER: 6100

Five days of intense advanced ASP.NET 2.0 development with Visual Studio 2005. Accelerated learning with hands-on workshop that demonstrates how to take web development to the next level. This is for serious ASP.NET developers only.

Audience This course is ideal for individuals already doing web development with ASP.NET version 2.0. Attendee may also have taken the 5092 course to meet the prerequisites (see note box above). This course is not intended for attendees who have little experience with .NET or web development. Deliverables

Attendees receive the following items when taking this course:

• Workshop materials for accelerated training
• Code samples beyond courseware derived from real production environments
• Video excerpts to reinforce concepts learned in class

Topics Covered
After completing this course, attendees will be able to:

• Implement custom configurations in web site
  • Custom sections
  • Encrypt sections
  • Read and write to sections from code
• Understand ASP.NET Compilation
  • Create dynamic code with custom build provider
• Create declarative code with custom expression builders
• Enforce requirements by implementing custom parser filters
• Create or extend built-in ASP.NET Providers
  • Custom Profile Provider
  • Custom Membership Provider
• Troubleshoot difficult problems in enterprise level sites
• Provide custom error management
• Create custom URL manager for URL Rewriting
• Leverage the event model (at control, page, and application levels)
• Exploit the HttpPipeline
  • Create HttpModules
  • Create HttpHandlers
• Use tips on how to fully utilize MasterPages.
• Use asynchronous techniques
  • Script callbacks
  • Async pages
  • Using a windows service
• Create dynamic images
• Configure web site for localization and globalization
• Leverage advanced caching techniques
• Create powerful server controls
  • Dynamic, data-bound user controls
  • Custom, templated server controls