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Choosing
a Web Tech .NET Course That's Right for You...
If you're brand
new to Visual Studio and VB.NET or C#.NET, your starting point
should be a language specific introduction to the .NET framework
and Visual Studio. Our C# introductory course is C#
Programming and our VB.NET introductory course
is VB.NET programming. These will
introduce you to the Visual Studio IDE, the language, and
the .NET framework.
Once you're
comfortable with the language and IDE, or you're an experienced
developer and feel you can pick the language up as you go along,
then we have different courses for Windows developers and ASP
developers.
If Visual Basic is your language,
then the Windows developers course is Visual
Basic 2005 for Windows and the ASP course is Visual
Basic 2005 for ASP. If C# is your language, the Windows
course is C# 2005 for Windows,
and the ASP course is C# 2005 for
ASP.
These are the first level courses for each technology and should
be your starting point. Once
you're past the basics and are interested in more advanced Windows
topics, our second level C# course is C#.NET
for Windows Part II,
and our second level Visual basic course is Visual
Basic for Windows Part II.
Most developers
starting with .NET find database access with ADO the most challenging
part. Although our introductory courses cover the basics of ADO.NET,
if you want in depth coverage of ADO.NET 2.0 in Visual Studio
2005 our 4 days intensive course will get you up to speed. For
C# developers ADO.NET
with C#, for Visual
Basic
Developers
ADO.NET with Visual
Basic.
If you need
to learn XML, and you are new to the topic our 5 day XML,
XSLT and XML Web Services course will introduce you to the
technology. If you are comfortable with XML and its associated
technologies
and you want to learn how to process it with code in Visual Studio
then our 3 day XML Developers Course will cover all you need.
If you're a
Delphi developer looking to move to C#, our C#
.NET for Delphi Developers is what you need. Building on your Delphi experience,
this course covers a lot more ground than the C# part one course
as it builds upon your Delphi knowledge.
If you plan
on using Delphi 2005, then you need to know Delphi already, and
our Delphi
2005 Upgrade, and ASP.Net course will get you started. If you
plan on using Delphi 2005, and you don't know Delphi already, then
you need to start with our Delphi
Part 1 - Fundamentals course, then proceed with the Delphi
2005 update, and ASP.Net course.
If you're interested
in a combination of topics, and have two or more developers, a closed,
customized course may be the best thing for you. It's cost effective,
we can run the course at your site or ours, and you can mix and
match topics from any of our courses, and combine it with an element
of consultancy. Please call (01452) 814 303 to speak to a course
coordinator.
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