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Free .NET Training Videos
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Free C#, ASP.NET, and dotNET Training and Webcasts
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Here is Microsoft's search form for finding free training On-Demand and Live
Webcasts and events for all of their various technologies. The 70 webcasts
linked in this blog post are the results from clicking on the search button
with "c#" in the search term text box. Try changing "c#"
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asp.net, sql server, or .net framework.
New!
C# Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Here are two Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for learning how
to program using the C# (CSharp) language.
New!
Five Steps to Getting Started with ASP.NET
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In this Nothin' but ASP.NET column on msdn.microsoft.com, Rob
Howard, a program manager for ASP.NET on the .NET Frameworks team,
offers advice for getting started learning and coding ASP.NET.
New!
Programming Essentials in Visual Basic .NET
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Here is a MSDN chat on Programming Essentials in Visual Basic
.NET (VBdotNet). Members of the Microsoft Visual Basic team provide
answers to questions from VB.Net developers. One of the excellent references this chat provides is the 101 Visual Basic and C# Code
Samples.
Course Book Notes for
VB.Net, ASP.Net, .Net Framework, SQL Server, and XML
- Here are some excellent learning and educational materials
offered by the Raritan Valley Community College web site covering how
to program and develop applications using Visual Basic .Net (VB
dotNet), ASP.Net, .Net Framework, and XML. Also included are course
book notes for .Net Databases, Microsoft SQL Server, and Systems
Analysis and Design.
Free Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Webcast
Series
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sponsored by Microsoft, Dr. Dobb’s, and O’Reilly. You can select from
45 webcasts in 3 categories: JSP, PHP, and ColdFusion. The webcasts
include free training content contributed by Dr. Dobb’s and O’Reilly.
Select the category you’re most familiar with, and then pick the
webcast topics you want to learn more about. When you attend three
webcasts, you’ll receive an ASP.NET 2.0 Development Pack, including
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition, and five chapters of
Programming ASP.NET 2.0 Core Reference, by Dino Esposito.
48 Free Book Chapters on
ASP.Net, C#, VB.Net, XML, dotNet
- Here 29 free book chapters from Sybex.com and aspalliance.com.
These cover ASP.Net, C# (CSharp) Programming, Visual Basic .Net
(VBdotNet), ADO, XML, XHTML, .Net Wireless Programming, and .Net
E-Commmerce Programming.
Free C# Programming Book from
Wikibooks - Here is Wikibooks free C# Book, part of their open content textbooks collection. This books covers: Introduction,
Language Basics, Classes, The .NET Framework, and Advanced
Object-orientation Concepts. This C# (C Sharp) book is a collaborative project
and more topics information will be added in the future.
30
Free C# Book Chapters
- Here are 30 free book chapters about C# (CSharp) which will help you learn
how to program using this .NET programming and web application development
language.
32 Free Visual Basic .Net Book
Chapters - Here are 32 free book chapters teaching you how to progam with
Visual Basic .Net (VBdotNet). These will help you learn how to program
software apps using this .Net Framework web-based application
development language.
12 Free Book Chapters for
ASP.Net - Here are 12 free book chapters covering ASP.Net (ASPdotNet) and various aspects of this Microsoft web development technology.
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hosts 36 free Microsoft Certification Exam prep training articles for MCAD,
MCDBA, MCSA, MCSD, and MCSE. Included are some practice exams for these
Microsoft Certifications, each providing 30 questions and answers.
Free Course on Web Development with .NET
- This free college-level course
teaches you the basics of how to develop web
applications and web services with the .NET (dotNet) development
platform. You'll learn the basics of programming in the C#
language, what the .NET Common Language Runtime is and how it works,
how to use many of the .NET framework classes, how to use ADO.NET to
access relational databases, and how to use ASP.NET to build web
applications and services.
Web Solutions with Visual Basic .NET Free Class
(.zip) -
This free course covers the essentials of developing ASP.NET
solutions with Visual Basic .NET (VB.Net). It covers Session and Application objects, HttpContext, Global.asax, Object oriented programming, Namespaces, Events, Caches and Cookies, XML, Data Access using ADO.NET, Error Handling, Exceptions, Trace & Debug, Web Services, and Localization and Security.
Free Full-Length ASP.NET Course
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The following free full-length ASP.Net course is contained on
Microsoft's Academic Resource Kit for .NET Technology version 3.0. Is
has a total of 15 lessons, and comes complete with code, tests, and an
instructor's manual.
Course Outline:
Lesson 1 Introduction to .NET technology
Lesson 2 Introduction to ASP.NET and Web Matrix
Lesson 3 Getting Started with Web Matrix
Lesson 4 Learning Web Matrix Commands
Lesson 5 Reviewing Web Matrix Menus
Lesson 6 Manipulating with properties
Lesson 7 Managing Data Creating a database with Web Matrix
Lesson 8 Working with your database
Lesson 9 Adding Records
Lesson 10 Searching your database
Lesson 11 Adding More Records With a Form
Lesson 12 Adding Validation to your database
Lesson 13 Calendar Controls
Lesson 14 Mobile Services
Lesson 15 Web Services
Free Video Training for
ASP.NET -
If you'd like to learn how to use and program in ASP.NET and
Visual Web Developer, you will want to watch these free video training
presentations on ASP.NET 2.0 from the experts that know it best.
Msdn.microsoft.com offers dozens of hours of video to help you learn
ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Web Developer.
Free Video Training on this page:
Scott Guthrie walks you through the new features in ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005
Learn ASP.NET 2.0 with Interactive Computer Training
Learn ASP.NET 2.0 with Jeff Prosise of Wintellect
Learn how to create dynamic Web applications using ASP.NET 2.0 and Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition in either Visual Basic or C#.
2 Free Training Presentations for Learning C# (CSharp) - Here are two
training course presentations for learning how to program in C#.
C# Tutorial - This tutorial course was given at the Microsoft
.NET Crash Course in Cambridge, MA. It is a C# tutorial for programmers who
are already familiar with Java or similar languages. It starts out with basic
C# features such as types, expressions, statements and object-orientation and
continues with more advanced features such as threads, attributes, namespaces
and assemblies. It also provides a short glimpse into .NET's base class
library. Slides:
Free
Visual C#
Course -
The following free full-length C# (CSharp) course is contained
on Microsoft's Academic Resource Kit for .NET Technology version 3.0. It offers a total of 14 chapters, and comes complete with a sample
application and related resource links. The course chapters are in pdf
format. The objective of this material is to provide students with an
understanding about building GUIs for web-based applications and web
services. Another objective is to teach students how to develop
computer applications under such systems, with an emphasis on the
correct application of object-oriented methods and to allow focus on
case studies and applications to engineering.
Fundamental features of graphically interactive operating systems.
Review of object-oriented methods
Developing Enterprise Applications: What have we done to deserve this?
.NET versus J2EE: Two technologies separated by their similarities and joined by their differences.
Focus on .NET spiced with C# (sorry, no Visual Basic).
.Net CLR and CLI
.Net Framework SDK (FCL)
Case studies in engineering.
31 Technical Tutorial Articles on .NET Security -
This blog post of ours gives you 31 technical articles and
tutorials that are provided by msdn.microsoft.com/library. They cover many areas of security for
Microsott's .Net technology and framework.
If you are developing using dotNet it would probably be a good thing to
review these and read the ones that you need to understand.
dotNet, Access, SQL Server and Database Design Tutorials - Newcastle
University offers these training and tutorials for ASP and dot Net web
connectivity with Access; SQL Server support and good practice; and
Database Design techniques and tutorials. Some of this is targeted to
the university setting, but you should be able to glean some good
nuggets and coding techniques with these tutorials and web references.
20 C# Tutorial Lessons - Functionx.com
provides the following 20 tutorial lessons teaching you how to program
in C#. All CSharp lessons here are taught with the language in mind and
the applications are compiled at the command prompt,which means you do
not need the .NET Framework environment for these lessons.
C# Fast and Easy Web Development - Here
are excellent C Web code examples, and learning materials and lessons
that you can use to understand and code better C applications for the
web. These are hosted by Texas Tech University.
Visual Basic.NET, ADO.NET, and XML Tutorial Lessons - Functionx.com
provides the following Visual Basic.NET tutorial lessons, along with
more tutorials teaching you how to code applications using Arrays and
Collections, Lists, XML, and ADO.NET. All of the programs created in
these lessons are console based and only display in the DOS window,
which means you do not need the Visual Basic.NET programming
environment for these lessons.
Free Microsoft .Net Course Modules for Developers
- Microsoft is offering free course modules for various .Net
technologies for developers, including programming with C#, ASP.Net,
Visual Basic .Net, ADO.Net, and XML.
The C#
Tutorial - This tutorial course is aimed at people with some programming experience,
covering the syntax of C#, rather than going through the .NET framework classes.
The Advanced C#/.NET
Tutorial
- In this advanced tutorial you can learn more about C#, .NET, ASP+, ADO,NET,
Remoting, Web Services, Messaging, WinForms, and WebForms.
Free ASP.NET Training
Course
- Microsoft is offering a free 17 hour hands-on ASP.NET training
course. This course is normally $349 but for a limited time they are
offering it for free. The course is titled "Developing Microsoft
ASP.NET Web Applications Using Visual Studio .NET". The free offer is
in the upper right hand corner of the page.
Free Microsoft Security E-Clinics and
Labs - These
Security E-Learning
Clinics follow the same content outline as Microsoft's Security
Webcasts, but deliver that information via a learner-centered format.
You can access the security topic you want, when you want it, and learn
at your own pace.
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