Rock Solid Knowledge provide high-end in-depth developer training for a range of software platforms, including .NET, Modern Web Development, Java and Python.
Our trainers have taught at most of the Fortune 100 companies, including Microsoft.
Our key differentiator is that we are able to get to the heart of any technology to really show how it works, through live demonstrations and great communication skills. We expect a lot from our students, but the final result after an in-depth course is that come away with a solid understanding of the subject:
Solid Async Programming takes you through the core skills required to be successful developing async and multithreaded code both in the .NET and web worlds. Not only do we cover the core APIs but also how they are used effectively, tested and debugged.
This course was written by Andrew Clymer and Richard Blewett authors of the highly regarded Asynchronous Programming in .NET book by Apress.
This course will introduce delegates to the wonderful world of Object Orientated Design Patterns.
Once understood, design patterns allow the leveraging of proven solutions to common re-occurring problems. Probably the most important aspect to design patterns is that it provides a common vocabulary to describe a system. No longer will teams of developers need to discuss lines of code but instead describe the system as a series of patterns, leading to accurate and efficient communication.
As part of this process delegates will obtain key insights in how to design good object orientated systems. The original Gang of Four Design Patterns were documented prior to .NET, in this course the implementation of these patterns is bought up to date using the latest versions of C# and the .NET Framework.
Java and C++ developers usually have little problem learning the syntax of C# or VB.NET. However, developing robust .NET applications requires more than just code.
Solid .NET will teach you to think like a .NET developer by showing you how modern applications are assembled and how the various pieces mentioned about work together to form a cohesive environment.
The course begins with a thorough exploration of the "managed code" model - from "source code in Notepad" all the way through "CPU instructions executing on a CPU". We'll then take you through the platform and major libraries. Long the way you’ll learn common idioms like:
IDisposable
design patternYou’ll take a look at the major class libraries, including the collection classes, LINQ, ADO.NET, Entity Framework, Parallel Framework Extensions, ASP.NET WebAPI and XAML based UI.
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