This is an excerpt of a webinar by Dan Wahlin – JavaScript for C# Developers that was conducted at Interface Technical Training on September 14, 2014. Watch the entire webinar at JavaScript for C# Developers webinar with Dan Wahlin Dan Wahlin teaches Web Development and .NET Visual Studio classes at Interface Technical Training. Dan’s instructor-led training classes include … Continue reading ECMAScript 6 (ES6) – The Future Look of JavaScript for C# Developers
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JavaScript for C# Developers – Differences between JavaScript Dynamic Syntax and C#
This is an excerpt of a webinar by Dan Wahlin – JavaScript for C# Developers that was conducted at Interface Technical Training on September 14, 2014. You can watch the entire webinar at JavaScript for C# Developers webinar Dan Wahlin teaches Web Development and .NET Visual Studio classes at Interface Technical Dan’s instructor-led training includes … Continue reading JavaScript for C# Developers – Differences between JavaScript Dynamic Syntax and C#
JavaScript for C# Developers – Key concepts of C# and JavaScript Syntax
This is an excerpt of a webinar by Dan Wahlin – JavaScript for C# Developers that was conducted at Interface Technical Training on September 14, 2014. You can watch the entire webinar at JavaScript for C# Developers webinar Dan Wahlin teaches Web Development and .NET Visual Studio classes at Interface Technical Dan’s instructor-led training includes … Continue reading JavaScript for C# Developers – Key concepts of C# and JavaScript Syntax
Video – The Fundamentals of C# Generics by Dan Wahlin
In previous posts, we looked at getting started with C# Interfaces and understanding Polymorphic behaviors. In this post, we’ll look at using C# Generics and Custom Generics in your applications. Video transcription Dan Wahlin: An important feature of the C# language is Generics. Generics are not necessarily new. They have actually been out since C# 2. They … Continue reading Video – The Fundamentals of C# Generics by Dan Wahlin
Video – Getting Started with C# Interfaces by Dan Wahlin
Video transcription Dan Wahlin: One of the topics that I get the most feedback or comments or questions about is C# Interfaces. What are they? Why would I use them? Why are they important in our applications? What I’m going to do is try to break down C# Interfaces in just a real short little … Continue reading Video – Getting Started with C# Interfaces by Dan Wahlin
How to Create a .Net Stored Procedure in SQL Server
One of the most exciting features of SQL Server is its ability to leverage the power of .Net. With .Net, SQL Server can more efficiently perform procedural tasks that are so inefficient in SQL, or perform non-database tasks, such as sending an HTTP Request when data in a table change. This post will discuss the … Continue reading How to Create a .Net Stored Procedure in SQL Server
Microsoft Development Track Presentation at TI2011 (Scott Cate & J. Michael Palermo IV)
Below are the links to download the Microsoft Development sessions presented by Scott Cate and Michael Palermo at the Interface Tech Immersion 2011. Scott Cate is the Chief Technology Officer and MVP at eventday.com & Regional Director at Microsoft. J. Michael Palermo IV is a Development Evangelist & MVP with Microsoft. Download the Presentation Code Session 1: Abusing … Continue reading Microsoft Development Track Presentation at TI2011 (Scott Cate & J. Michael Palermo IV)
Using the ASP.NET ListView Control and freezing the header, video by Dan Wahlin
ASP.NET 3.5 introduces a new control called the ListView that allows developers to have 100% control over the HTML markup that is generated while still providing paging, inserting, updating, and deleting support. To me the ListView control is a nice blend between the GridView and Repeater controls with new features added. In this video I … Continue reading Using the ASP.NET ListView Control and freezing the header, video by Dan Wahlin
Managing Projects in Visual Studio 2005 & 2008 by Michael Palermo – Interface Technical Training
One of the first tasks I tried when I installed Visual Studio 2008 was to open a Visual Studio 2005 project. I was prompted with the following: This concerned me, because I wanted to open the project in Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Studio 2008. My findings are as follows: Solutions (once converted) can not be … Continue reading Managing Projects in Visual Studio 2005 & 2008 by Michael Palermo – Interface Technical Training
First Look at Visual Studio .NET 2008 and the LinqDataSource
Visual Studio .NET 2008 provides many new features that will definitely enhance developer productivity. In this video tutorial I provide an introductory look at VS.NET 2008 and show a few features such as multi-targeting, split view, and the LinqDataSource control. In the video you'll see how to build an ASP.NET page that retrieves data from … Continue reading First Look at Visual Studio .NET 2008 and the LinqDataSource