In this course, We Will Walk through the Concepts involved with Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) in a. NET environment. AOP is a programming paradigm that enables increased modularity by allowing the separation of cross-cutting concerns through interceptors and code weaving. A typical example is logging - AOP makes it easy to cleanly inject logging behavior into classes without modifying method bodies. This course uses frameworks like Castle Windsor and PostSharp to Implement AOP in. NET Projects. C # 4.0 New Features This course describes the new features in version 4.0 of the C # language, from optional and named parameters, Support of new variance Scenarios to the "Dynamic "keyword for DLR Interaction and a few new compiler options. IronRuby by Example Have you Heard of Ruby? It's a fantastic dynamic programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. Shows you this course How to Get up and running with IronRuby - a. NET Implementation of Ruby. VB.NET Fundamentals This course is Intended for Those WHO Are new, or Fairly new, to the. NET Framework and Visual Basic Programming with. it has a strong focus on the language features and the integration with the Framework Class Libraries (FCL). The course is intended to give you a solid foundation so that you'll be prepared to watch courses on building full applications with technologies like WPF and ASP.NET.
Content
. NET Reflector by Example
. NET Regular Expressions
Aspect Oriented Programming in. NET
C # 4.0 New Features
IronRuby by Example
VB.NET Fundamentals